01 · Indexed
Title, description, show notes.
Every published episode is indexed by the text you write for it. Search reaches the whole catalogue, not just the latest cover in the feed.
The Castcore index
Every episode, searchable the moment it publishes.
Full-text search across every show's titles, descriptions and show notes, updated in real time as episodes go live. Discoverability your best work actually deserves.
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Radio 10 · Mornings
Why your podcast sounds quieter than the news
"…a plain-English guide to loudness normalization and why every platform turns your show up or down…"
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Signal Path
EBU R128 for people who don't read specs
"…what loudness normalization actually does, and how to stop fighting it in your mix…"
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After Hours Audio
The episode where we re-mastered the back catalogue
"…ran every old file through loudness normalization and suddenly the whole feed sounded like one show…"
Illustrative. Matches are ranked on each episode's title, description and show notes.
How it works
Indexed on publish, not overnight.
The moment an episode goes live, its text is in the index. No waiting for a nightly crawl to notice you shipped.
02 · Real-time
Live, the instant you publish.
The index updates as episodes publish, on the same real-time pipeline that powers your analytics. Never a batch job.
03 · Open
Apps and platforms can search it.
Podcast apps and discovery platforms query the index for full-text search and recommendations. Your catalogue, surfaced.
For creators
Your best content gets found.
A throwaway line three years ago can be exactly what someone searches for today. The index gives every episode in your catalogue a chance to surface on its own merits, not just the latest one.
For listeners
Find the episode, skip the feed.
Listeners can find the exact episode they want without scrolling a feed of two hundred. They search for a topic, and the index points them to the episodes that cover it.
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Fields indexed per episode
live
Updated on publish
fulltext
Title, description & notes
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Back-catalogue depth
The index is on every tier.
It's part of the baseline, not an upsell. Publish a show and your catalogue is searchable from episode one.