Evenings lost to filler words
A whole night spent cutting ums, stutters, and dead air by hand in a timeline.
For podcasters, audio & video creators
EasyCast Studio combines browser recording with assisted cleanup, transcription, draft show notes, clips, and Podcast 2.0 feed tooling. Publishing and sponsor workflows can prepare repeatable steps while keeping editorial, rights, pricing, and relationship decisions with the creator.
Record in one place. Review before publishing. Keep named feed and audience assets portable.

The grind is the killer
Editing, notes, clips, uploads, and sponsor email can consume more time than the recording itself for some shows. We measure your actual episode workflow before estimating time savings.
The old way
A whole night spent cutting ums, stutters, and dead air by hand in a timeline.
Notes, timestamps, and titles written from scratch the night before release — every single week.
Recorder, DAW, host, clipper, scheduler — a stack of disconnected tools you babysit per episode.
Sponsor and booking emails sit unread for days while you edit — until the deal quietly dies.
What we build for creators
We start with the piece that buys back the most of your week — usually the record-to-publish workflow in EasyCast Studio — then wire the rest into one system you run from a single screen.
EasyCast Studio records supported browsers without a desktop app, then prepares assisted leveling, cleanup, and silence edits for review.
Transcription produces a working transcript and drafts notes, chapter timestamps, and title options; names, claims, timing, and editorial choices still need review.
It proposes moments and prepares captioned vertical clip drafts for supported platform formats, with rights, accuracy, and editorial approval before posting.
A reviewed publish can update the configured Podcast 2.0 feed and connected destinations. Platform acceptance, video eligibility, chapters, transcripts, and value tags vary by destination.
An AI assistant can triage and draft sponsor or guest-booking replies from approved material, while rates, slots, invoices, and final commitments remain controlled.
AdvocatePilot can send approved referral asks, share prompts, and neutral review nudges to eligible listeners, then record participation and attributed outcomes where supported.
The studio in action
You record in a supported browser. After the session, EasyCast prepares separate tracks and assisted cleanup, clip, and note drafts for review.
Each supported speaker can be recorded locally and uploaded as a separate track; network, browser, device, and upload failures still require monitoring and recovery.
Prepares leveling, filler or silence edits, and captioned clip candidates for editorial review.
Prepares transcript, notes, chapters, and configured Podcast 2.0 feed updates for supported destinations after review.

Works with your stack
Connection scope, publishing permissions, formats, and review steps depend on each destination's current API and account eligibility.
EasyCast Studio is designed for supported browser recording without a desktop app. Local track capture and separate upload can improve quality, but browser, device, storage, network, and upload requirements still apply; run a test and preserve a backup path for important sessions.
It can transcribe and prepare draft notes, chapters, title options, and captioned clip candidates after recording. You still review names, claims, timestamps, rights, captions, and editorial choices before publication.
Podcast 2.0 feed tooling is available, with supported chapters, transcripts, and value fields. Distribution depends on each connected directory and its acceptance or eligibility rules; the written setup identifies the feed owner, export path, and any managed hosting dependency.
Customer-owned feed, RSS, recordings, audience, and sponsor accounts stay in your name. Transcript, listener, and export availability follows the selected providers. Managed Cognautic runtime and any migration or data handoff are identified in the written exit plan.
Timing depends on browser and device testing, guest setup, feed or directory access, show format, editorial preferences, and the workflows selected. A recording test can happen early, but no publication date is promised until the required setup and review checks pass.
Free consult
Tell us about your show and request a free consult. We'll map where your post-production and distribution time is going, and show you the smartest first thing to automate. No pitch, no pressure.