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ProductJune 5, 2025

New: Save Episodes, Follow Podcasts, and Search History

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James Okonkwo

4 min read

TrackPodcasts.com started as a search engine, but we always knew that search is just the beginning. Today, we're launching user accounts and three features that make TrackPodcasts.com a more personal, useful tool for podcast listeners.

What's New

Save Episodes

Found something interesting? Save it to your library for later. Your saved episodes are accessible from your profile, across all devices.

Follow Podcasts

Follow your favorite shows. We'll keep track of new episodes and make it easy to browse your followed podcasts from one place.

Search History

Your recent searches are saved so you can quickly revisit previous queries. Search history is private and can be cleared at any time.

How It Works

Creating an account is quick — just an email and password. Once you're signed in, you'll see new action buttons on episode and podcast pages. Your session is maintained securely via httpOnly cookies, so you stay signed in across browser sessions without compromising security.

Privacy First

We designed these features with privacy in mind:

  • Search history is opt-in — it's only recorded when you're signed in.
  • You can clear your entire search history at any time from your profile.
  • We never share your saved episodes, followed podcasts, or search history with anyone.
  • You can delete your account entirely, which permanently removes all your data.

What's Coming Next

User accounts open the door to personalized features. On our roadmap: personalized recommendations based on your listening interests, email notifications for new episodes from followed podcasts, collaborative playlists, and the ability to share annotated transcript snippets.

Create Your Account

Ready to get started? Sign up for free and start saving your favorite podcast moments.

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