Create audio and video content on your phone

Recording podcasts on your iPhone with Podcastle is simple and intuitive. Just download the Podcastle app from the App Store, create an account, and tap the "Record" button to start capturing high-quality audio. The app offers studio-grade sound processing that automatically enhances your voice while reducing background noise. You can record solo episodes or connect with remote guests through the app. When you're finished, you can edit your recording with Podcastle's web app before publishing to your preferred podcast platforms.

The Podcastle app is free to use, but we do also offer paid plans which give expanded usage, like more recording hours and more storage, as well as access to AI features in the web app. You can find out more about the different options by visiting our pricing page.

Conducting video interviews on your phone with Podcastle is straightforward. You can invite guests via email or by sharing a link. Both you and your guest will connect through the app's built-in video conferencing feature, which records separate audio tracks for each participant to ensure optimal sound quality. The video interview interface includes controls for managing participants, toggling video on/off, and monitoring audio levels. When the interview concludes, Podcastle saves both the video and isolated audio tracks, allowing you to produce either a video podcast or an audio-only version with crystal-clear sound.

The Podcastle app is available on iOS, we don’t currently have an Android version, but we are working on it! For now, Android users can still access 100% of Podcastle features via our web app which can be used from anywhere, directly from your browser. iOS users can record content in the app, clone their voices and then automatically sync content with the web app.

Multi-track audio and video recording is a method that captures multiple audio and video sources separately, allowing for individual tracks to be recorded, edited, and mixed independently. This approach provides greater flexibility and control over the final production, enabling creators to adjust audio levels, add effects, and synchronize video segments with precision. For instance, in a podcast or video interview, each participant's audio and video can be recorded on separate tracks, allowing for better editing and mixing to enhance clarity and quality. This technique is widely used in various fields, including music production, filmmaking, podcasting, and broadcasting, to achieve a polished and professional result.