A podcast studio you run yourself .
Record lossless audio that survives a crashed tab, then publish an RSS feed and a public show site from your own server, with every file in your own storage. Free, open source and MIT licensed.
Why I'm building it
I'm AuDHD, and staying on point is hard. I wanted one simple web app for the whole show. Today that job is spread across a recorder, cleanup plugins for my noisy, untreated basement, a hosting service, and Podscriber for titles, descriptions and social drafts. Podstudio starts with the parts that have to be right first: recording that never loses audio, and a feed and show site that run on my own server.
What it does
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Where it stands
Podstudio is in development and only partly built. Solo recording, episodes, the RSS feed and the public site work end to end on one home server. Recording has only been tested with a simulated microphone in Chromium, not yet on real audio hardware or in Firefox or Safari, and there is no pause and resume yet.
The voice-follow teleprompter is coming, and the hotkey pads for sound effects and music may come back. Not built yet: the multitrack editor, noise reduction and voice FX, remote guests, analytics and AI tools. Expect rough edges and changes until the first release.