Listen Notes
listennotes.com
Podcast search engine and database covering millions of shows and episodes.
Podcast API by Wenbin Fang
API that gives developers access to the Listen Notes podcast database; used by about 15,000 apps per its founder.
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API that gives developers access to the Listen Notes podcast database; used by about 15,000 apps per its founder. Podcast API is a developer tools product built by indie maker Wenbin Fang.
- Status
- Active
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- Developer Tools
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- podcastapi.com
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Podcast API FAQ
What is Podcast API?
Podcast API is a developer tools product: API that gives developers access to the Listen Notes podcast database; used by about 15,000 apps per its founder.
Who made Podcast API?
Podcast API was made by Wenbin Fang, Founder of Listen Notes, the podcast search engine and Podcast API. Wenbin Fang has also built Listen Notes, microfeed, Transcript.New, CurateKit.
Is Podcast API still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Podcast API is still active and run by Wenbin Fang at podcastapi.com.
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