Terms
A bite is a link, not a copy
BitePods makes a link to a moment in a podcast or video that someone else published. It doesn't host audio: a clip plays from the publisher's own file, in your browser, and the link you share carries the publisher's own address.
Using it
You choose what to clip and where to send it, and you're responsible for both. A clip is for pointing people at an episode, the way a link to a page quotes the page. It is not for passing someone else's work off as your own, and it is not for clipping something you have no right to share.
Downloads
Download MP3 cuts the moment out of the publisher's own MP3 file as it passes through our server, up to ten minutes, and hands it to you. Nothing is kept here. The audio is still the publisher's: a download is for your own listening, or for sharing where you have the right to, not for republishing someone else's show.
If it's your show
Nothing of yours is stored here. A BitePods link is your own URL with two numbers attached, and every play goes to your file on your host and counts for you. If you have a concern about how your show appears, or want it left out of BitePods, use the contact form and we'll sort it out.
What we can't promise
BitePods is free and provided as it is. It may change or stop. A clip depends on the publisher keeping their file where it was; if the file moves or goes away, the clip stops playing, and there is nothing here that can bring it back. Directories and players belong to other people, and what they answer is theirs to change.
Last updated November 2, 2026.