Aver — Podcast Claims

Aver turns podcast episodes into a feed of specific, checkable claims. Not summaries. Not vibes. A claim with a number or a mechanism in it — the kind you could actually go and verify. HOW IT WORKS Every Tuesday we process new episodes from shows across longevity, hormones, peptides, training, sports analytics, AI and markets. Each episode is transcribed, and the claims worth keeping are pulled out with the speaker, the show, and the timestamp where they were said. You get a vertical feed. One claim per card. Swipe for the next. EVERY CLAIM CARRIES ITS RECEIPTS Speaker, show, episode, and the exact timestamp — always on the card, never a tap away. Open the source to read the surrounding quote in context. Claims are marked by how they were said: asserted, hedged, or speculated. A guess and a citation should not look the same, so they don't. WHAT YOU HEAR Each card can be read aloud by a narrator. To be clear about what that is: it is a synthetic voice reading the claim and its context, and it names the speaker and show first. It is not audio taken from the episode, and it is not an impersonation of anyone. KEEP WHAT MATTERS Save any claim. Your library groups by topic and stays searchable by claim, speaker or show. Saving works without an account — sign in only if you want it synced across devices. PICK YOUR TOPICS Follow only what you care about. Change it any time; the feed follows. WHAT THIS IS NOT Aver reports what was said on a podcast. It does not endorse it, fact-check it, or rank it by truth. A claim appearing here means someone said it and we can show you where — nothing more. Aver is not medical advice. Health claims made on podcasts are frequently wrong, and being able to see one clearly stated is the beginning of checking it, not the end. Talk to a clinician before acting on anything you read here. Shows are not affiliated with Aver and do not endorse it.