Put your cover in the Technology chart
This is Apple’s current top 100 for Technology in the United States, the largest of the ten stores on this site. Add your artwork once and it shows up in all four views: in a library row at 55 pixels, on the browse wall, at every size on its own, and against Apple’s file requirements. If you publish elsewhere, the other nine charts are linked below and each one is genuinely different.
Your image is read by your own browser and never sent anywhere. No account, no upload, no limit. Add it once and every view below uses it.
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Tomorrow, TodayShekhar Natarajan - 2
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & FriedbergAll-In Podcast, LLC - 3
AI Business DailyCast Nexa - 4
AcquiredBen Gilbert and David Rosenthal - 5Your cover goes hereTap to choose, or drop a file on this row
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The Room PodcastClaudia Laurie and Madison McIlwain - 7
Inside AsembleAI: DeepTech, AI & ScienceMac & Sam - 8
Building AI BostonBuilding AI Boston - 9
Machine GodsNPR - 10
The AI Daily Brief: Artificial Intelligence News and AnalysisNathaniel Whittemore - 11
Hard ForkThe New York Times - 12
TED Radio HourNPR - 13
Bourbon with BradCompletely Offensively LLC - 14
Search EnginePJ Vogt - 15
Dwarkesh PodcastDwarkesh Patel - 16
Lex Fridman PodcastLex Fridman - 17
Digital Disruption with Geoff NielsonInfo-Tech Research Group - 18
Plaintext with RichRich Greene - 19
Reshaping Workflows with Dell Pro Precision and NVIDIA RTX PRO GPUsDell Technologies AI Factory with NVIDIA - 20
Deep Questions with Cal NewportCal Newport - 21
Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | GrowthLenny Rachitsky - 22
The VergecastThe Verge - 23
Better OfflineCool Zone Media and iHeartPodcasts - 24
The a16z ShowAndreessen Horowitz - 25
Data Science With SamSoumava Dey - 26
Darknet DiariesJack Rhysider - 27
Waveform: The MKBHD PodcastMKBHD - 28
American Alchemy with Jesse MichelsJesse Michels - 29
This Week in Tech (Audio)TWiT - 30
Version HistoryThe Verge - 31
Well There‘s Your ProblemWTYP is Justin Roczniak, November Kelly, Liam McAnderson, and friends. - 32
Galaxy BrainThe Atlantic - 33
Latent Space: The AI Engineer PodcastLatent.Space - 34
硅谷101硅谷101 - 35
TBPNJohn Coogan & Jordi Hays - 36
Last Week in AISkynet Today - 37
Practical AIDaniel Whitenack and Chris Benson - 38
Reply AllGimlet - 39
How I AIClaire Vo - 40
Websites Made Simple: How to have a successful website design businessHolly Christie (Website Design Business Mentor) - 41
ProHuman: Governing the Global AI RevolutionForeign Policy - 42
The Talk Show With John GruberDaring Fireball / John Gruber - 43
Tech Brew Ride HomeMorning Brew - 44
The AI XR Podcast.Charlie Fink Productions - 45
Triple ClickMaximum Fun - 46
The Last InventionLongview - 47
Uncanny Valley | WIREDWIRED - 48
Everyday AI Podcast – An AI and ChatGPT PodcastEveryday AI - 49
PossibleReid Hoffman - 50
Rich On TechiHeartPodcasts - 51
Endless ThreadWBUR - 52
9to5Mac Daily9to5Mac - 53
The Kim Komando ShowKim Komando - 54
UpgradeRelay - 55
Life, AutomatedRyan Institute on Complexity at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management - 56
No Priors: Artificial Intelligence | Technology | StartupsConviction - 57
What Bitcoin DidDanny Knowles - 58
Security Now (Audio)TWiT - 59
The Pragmatic EngineerGergely Orosz - 60
The Paycast NetworkThe Paycast Network - 61
Sources with Alex HeathAlex Heath - 62
The Peterman PodRyan Peterman - 63
This Week in StartupsJason Calacanis - 64
BanklessBankless - 65
Mac Power UsersRelay - 66
MacBreak Weekly (Audio)TWiT - 67
Your Undivided AttentionThe Center for Humane Technology, Tristan Harris, Aza Raskin - 68
Rabbit HoleThe New York Times - 69
"The Cognitive Revolution"Erik Torenberg, Nathan Labenz - 70
Aviation Week's Check 6 PodcastAviation Week - 71
Catalyst with Shayle KannLatitude Media - 72
Y Combinator Startup PodcastY Combinator - 73
AI & Future TechnologyWilliams Smith - 74
Accidental Tech PodcastMarco Arment, Casey Liss, John Siracusa - 75
Industry OptimizedABB - 76
Panic WorldGarbage Media - 77
Apple EventsApple - 78
Syntax - Tasty Web Development TreatsWes Bos & Scott Tolinski - Full Stack JavaScript Web Developers - 79
The In-Between Tech and Trust PodcastEva Simone Lihotzky - 80
The TED AI ShowTED - 81
9to5Mac Happy Hour9to5Mac - 82
Artificial Intelligence MasterclassAI Masterclass - 83
Product TherapySVPG - 84
Claude AI Genius PodcastClaude Anthropic Expert Brandon Gaille - 85
Digital Edge Podcastdigitaledgepodcast - 86
The Moonshot PodcastX, The Moonshot Factory - 87
张小珺Jùn|商业访谈录张小珺 - 88
Daily Tech News ShowTom Merritt - 89
AI For Humans: Weekly AI News, Tools & TrendsKevin Pereira & Gavin Purcell - 90
TED TechTED Tech - 91
AI + a16za16z - 92
Sharp Tech with Ben ThompsonAndrew Sharp and Ben Thompson - 93
Tech Won't Save UsParis Marx - 94
Summation with Auren HoffmanAuren Hoffman - 95
There Are No Girls on the InternetiHeartPodcasts - 96
The MacRumors ShowThe MacRumors Show - 97
罗永浩的十字路口罗永浩的十字路口 - 98
Machine Learning Street Talk (MLST)Machine Learning Street Talk (MLST) - 99
Brad & Will Made a Tech Pod.Brad Shoemaker, Will Smith - 100
A Beginner's Guide to AIDietmar Fischer - 101
AppleInsider PodcastAppleInsider
Technology in ten countries
Each of these is a separate Apple chart with its own top hundred. The six covers shown are the current top six in that store. Follow one to see the whole hundred and to place your cover in it.
See yours sitting in the UK top 100 at the size listeners get.
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What Technology covers actually do
Black or near-black backgrounds, a wordmark, occasionally a single object. Acquired is green with a serif. Apple Events is a white apple on white. All-In lines up four small headshots rather than one large one. Dwarkesh is the name in white on black and nothing else.
At 55 pixels
Black backgrounds mean the cover sits inside the dark UI of a podcast app with no edge at all. It becomes floating type. That can look good, and it also means the whole burden of being identifiable falls on the letterforms.
Counted, in today’s chart
27 of these 100 shows have a name longer than 25 characters. The average is 22.2. The longest is "Websites Made Simple: How to have a successful website design business", which is not a name that fits in a list row.
31 of them get by on two words or fewer. Those are the covers that can set their name large enough to read while scrolling.
TWiT holds 3 of the 100 places. A publisher with that many shows in one chart is running a house style, so several of the covers you are placed against are variations of one another.
71 of these 100 also chart in the United Kingdom. The other 29 are local to this store, which is the part of the chart worth studying if you are publishing into it.
These numbers come from the same chart drawn above and change as it does.