Huffduffer
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Huffduffer, built by Jeremy Keith is a tool for creating podcasts out of audio files from around the web. It supports several indieweb-friendly technologies that
- Asks for your personal website on sign up and grabs rel=me links to build your user profile
- Huffduffer user profile is marked up with rel=me
- microformats2 support for podcast feeds, including h-feed (actually hfeed) and h-entry
- https://huffduffer.com/add?page= ostensibly scrapes microformats data from the source page to fill in the title, permalink, and description.
How To
- Bookmark audio on mobile
- 2017-08-10
gRegor Morrill: Saving to Huffduffer on Android (archived)
- 2017-08-10
- Save audio from videos
- 2015-03-07
Ryan Barrett: huffduff-video (archived) - See huffduff-video
- 2015-03-07
Issues
The tag links led to the site getting hammered by LLM scrapers and Jeremy removed the feature sometime in 2025:
“@vanderwal @jgarber I removed them for performance reasons (the site was getting hammered by AI crawlers). It broke my heart.”
2025-06-06: https://mastodon.social/@adactio/114636967369990593