HistorAI
History podcasts, written for an audience of one.
Pick any moment, object, or figure from the past. HistorAI researches it, writes a narrated episode with visual slides — solo or two hosts — and when you get curious, you interrupt it and dive deeper.
c. 60 BC (found 1901) · sample episode
The Antikythera Mechanism: Ancient Greece's Impossible Computer
- ▪ 1901: sponge divers find a Roman wreck off Antikythera
- ▪ Cargo of statues sank around 60 BC
- ▪ 1902: a precision gear wheel spotted in Athens
“the oldest known analog computer on Earth” Listen to the sample — no account needed
Researched, not recited
Every episode starts with live web research — facts checked, myths flagged, sources listed.
Your voice, your pace
Solo narrator or two hosts, six styles, any speed — playback starts while later chapters are still being written.
It learns you
What you finish, ask about, and quiz well on shapes what it suggests next — and builds your timeline of history.
Backdrop: Caspar David Friedrich, Wanderer above the Sea of Fog (1818) · public domain, Wikimedia Commons