Double-Ender: recorded locally.
Each person records the podcast on their own device. This approach is called a double-ender.
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Record podcasts with up to eight people right in your browser, with high quality. Every voice gets its own track, and in Podigee the recording is being transformed into your next episode.
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You record your podcast online, wherever each person happens to be. Each person is recorded on their own device. That way every voice gets its own track in full quality, and the sound depends on your microphone more than on the connection.
Each person records the podcast on their own device. This approach is called a double-ender.
The tracks upload while you are still recording the podcast. If an upload breaks off, it picks up where it stopped. If someone leaves the session before everything has uploaded, their track can still be recovered.
You see the video preview of the group recording and can tell whose track is recording.
The Recording Studio is your podcast recording software, and it runs right in your browser. You start the session in Podigee, and your guests join through an invitation. Nobody has to install anything, not even an app.
Your podcast guests get an invitation by email or a link and join right in the browser.
For interviews, co-hosts, and panel discussions. A podcast recording can last up to four hours.
Record audio only or turn on the cameras. After the recording, Podigee automatically puts the video tracks together into one video.
Headphones keep echo out of the recording. A dedicated microphone sounds best, and your laptop’s built-in one is fine to start with.
Record your next podcast right in your browser.
After the podcast recording, Podigee automatically aligns the tracks and levels their volume. In the editor, you give the recording its final polish.

See your recording as a waveform and trim the tracks in the editor.
Mute individual tracks, listen to them solo, and adjust their alignment.
Download the raw tracks of every voice at any time, plus the finished mix and the video. Your recording is yours. Have the final cut generated again and get an email when it is ready.
Create a new final cut. An email tells you when the new cut is ready.
If you work with Zoom or another recording tool, you usually take the podcast files to your host yourself afterwards: export, download, upload again. In the Podigee Recording Studio, the recording is already at the location where you also publish it from.
Your finished recording becomes your episode. From there, it goes to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and the other platforms you have connected.
Recording, hosting, and distribution run through the same Podigee account. You manage one tool less and keep your episodes in one place.
Podigee runs its servers in Germany and other EU countries, with a data processing agreement included.
Record, edit, publish. The studio connects your recording with your podcast in Podigee, and that is where work on the episode continues.
Interviews and co-hosted shows are made right in the browser.
Align, level the volume, and refine in the editor.
The result flows into publishing in Podigee. From there, you continue with the transcript, clips, and video.
Bring your podcast to Podigee in a few clicks. Your RSS feed, episodes, audio files and metadata come with it. Your listeners stay with you.
How the move worksThe Podigee Recording Studio is included from the GROW plan. The pricing page compares all plans.
Local podcast recording (double-ender) means each person records on their own device. The tracks are uploaded continuously. This way of recording is called a double-ender.
With Podigee up to eight people record together in one podcast recording, for up to four hours.
With Podigee your podcast guests join through the invitation right in the browser. They do not need any extra recording software.
Yes with Podigee you can record video podcasts. When the cameras are on, Podigee automatically puts the video tracks together into one video after the recording. Audio-only recordings work the same way.
With the Podigee editor you can edit your recording afterwards. The editor shows waveforms and offers trimming, mute, and solo per track, plus fine alignment. You can download individual tracks and composites.
With Podigee a good podcast recording only requires a browser, a stable internet connection, and ideally headphones so there is no echo. A dedicated microphone sounds better, and your laptop’s built-in one is fine to start with.
Start with Podigee and get to know the Recording Studio.