In order, paced to the week — and the disagreement you asked for arrives labelled.
Your podcast app knows what's popular. It doesn't know what you're trying to figure out this week. Ask ChatGPT or Claude instead — Rovyn turns the answer into a ready-to-play queue, and your assistant learns from what you actually played.
One real recording, both rounds — ask, listen, leave a note, ask again. Works once Rovyn is connected to your assistant — a one-time, two-minute setup.
Every podcast app ships a feed that guesses. Rovyn doesn't guess: the shelf starts empty, and what fills it was asked for — an edition built for the thing you're actually trying to learn, sized to the time you actually have.
And because you tell your assistant what worked in your own words, the guessing problem doesn't creep back. The queue stops being something you manage and becomes something you open.
In the assistant you already use.
One link, one tap.
In your own words.
The next queue arrives adjusted.
In order, paced to the week — and the disagreement you asked for arrives labelled.
Your note reaches your assistant in your own words — not summarized, not scored. The tenth edition knows you better than the first.
You can work the app on your own: search covers the open directory and everything you already have, and you can follow a show from a result or straight from the player. Following and searching are yours; suggestions stay your assistant's job.
Editions can download over Wi-Fi in the background, so a queue is often on your phone before you head out, and finished episodes clean up after themselves. Drive mode makes the whole thing glanceable when you're behind the wheel.
Rovyn speaks Cueback, a protocol specified apart from the app that implements it — Apache-2.0, published at github.com/tinkon/cueback. Assistants that speak MCP and support OAuth sign-in can connect; the ones with step-by-step setup are on Connect.
The protocol is licensed for anyone to implement; the Rovyn service is ours, hosted and run by us. Rovyn hands your assistant the brief going out and the receipts coming back — nothing is routed to an ad network, because there isn't one. Read the privacy policy.