A library that answers while you listen. People, places and ideas appear exactly as they're mentioned — linked to their context, placed on a globe, set in time. Follow the story without stopping to look everything up. It works on any podcast — it shines on history, science and ideas.
Gloss playing “The Empire That Never Existed” from Everything Everywhere Daily (Gary Arndt) — watch with sound: Justinian surfaces as he’s named, the year marker finds 555, and the regions light up as they're spoken. Halfway through, the view settles into ambient mode — that's what Gloss does when you just listen; any touch brings the full story back. Nothing is scripted to the demo; this is the engine's own output.
You listen inside Gloss — browse the shelf of glossed shows, or add any podcast and an episode is glossed on demand in minutes. A handful of people are testing it now; add yourself to the next round. Leave an email and I'll write once — when the doors open.
One email, at launch. No list, no sharing, no newsletter.