No-nonsense podcast recording. Record remotely, capture locally. Studio quality made easy.
Everyone records locally, audio and video, right in the browser. You get separate tracks in studio quality, perfectly synced and ready for your editor.
We built podsink with one clear goal. We focus on a single thing and do it really well: relaxed, studio-quality recordings, no matter where in the world you and your guests are.
A great session lives in the moment. Everyone comes together, you hit record, and the conversation starts. That has to be completely seamless, with no unnecessary hurdles, no installs and no setup calls.
Post-production is a different story. Editing and mixing is usually a solo job. You need a fluid workflow and a system that responds instantly. When you scrub or jump through tracks, the data has to be there with no loading time. That just doesn't work in the browser.
That's why we don't even try to replace your DAW. We focus entirely on recording and prep the tracks so you can drop them straight into your go-to tool. Whether it's Reaper, Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve, one click and it's all in your project, perfectly synced and complete with markers.
→ podsink. By podcasters, for podcasters.
- 2.5 hours of audio & video recording (one-time)
- Lossless multi-track audio (WAV)
- 4k multi-track video (MP4)
- Screen share recording
- Up to 8 participants
- Up to 300 live listenersBeta
- Master recording downloads available for 3 days
- 15 hours of audio recording / month
- Lossless multi-track audio (WAV)
- Up to 8 participants
- Up to 150 live listenersBeta
- Master recording downloads available for 7 days
- 15 hours of audio & video recording / month
- Lossless multi-track audio (WAV)
- 4k multi-track video (MP4)
- Screen share recording
- Up to 8 participants
- Up to 300 live listenersBeta
- Master recording downloads available for 7 days
- Custom recording hours, participants, and Live Listen capacity
All plans include
- Record directly in your browser. No installation needed.
- Chapter and edit markers while recording
- Chat with other participants (included in download)
- Screen sharing with other participants
- Project files for Reaper / Ultraschall, Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro, and more
- Runs on Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. Other Chromium browsers like Brave or Vivaldi usually work, but aren't officially supported.
What does local recording mean? +
Your audio and video are recorded right on your own device instead of being streamed to a server that records them there. That's why the recording doesn't depend on your internet connection. If your line gets shaky, the others might hear you a bit worse live, but it doesn't change anything in the file. While you talk, podsink uploads the recording in small pieces in the background.
More: What podsink is
Do I need an account? +
Only if you're the host. Your guests just open the link, enter a name and they're in, with no login and no sign-up. As the host, you sign in with a magic link or a passkey, and there's no password.
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How does a session work? +
You create a session whenever it suits you and send your guests the invite link from the menu, or you give it a date and send the invitation from your own calendar. Once everyone's there, you start recording, and you can stop and record again in the same session as often as you like. Please only end the session once everyone's upload is through. After that, you download the ZIP.
More: Sessions
How many people can join? +
A session holds up to 8 people, with or without video, or as many as agreed on Business. To keep the call stable, podsink lowers the live picture's resolution as the room fills up. The recording still happens at full resolution on every device.
More: Formats and quality
Which browser should I use? +
We recommend Chrome or Edge on a computer. Other Chromium-based browsers usually work too, but we don't officially support them. We'd love to support every browser, but Safari and Firefox can't reach the quality we need for the recording yet.
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Does it work on phones and tablets? +
We can't record on iPhones or iPads yet, because every browser there runs on WebKit, which lacks what the recording needs. Android with Chrome can work, but it's untested and unsupported. If you try it anyway, wired headphones with a microphone matter. For a relaxed recording, though, a computer is the right choice.
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What quality does podsink record in? +
The audio is an uncompressed WAV at 48 kHz, 16-bit, mono, one file per participant, on every plan. That's your master, and the small file for the feed comes at the very end. Video goes into a separate MP4 per participant. The host picks the resolution for the session, from 720p up to 4K, and video is part of the Free, Max and Business plans.
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Will the files work in my editing software? +
Yes. Every track is a 48 kHz WAV, plus an MP4 when the session records video, and the WAVs are aligned so they line up right on import. The project files put the videos in the right place. The ZIP also has project files for Reaper, Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro with tracks and markers already in place. Only DaVinci Resolve needs two extra steps.
More: DAW import
How long are recordings available? +
On the Free plan they stay for 3 days after the session ends, on Pro and Max for 7 days, and then they're deleted for good. Two days before deletion you also get a reminder mail if you haven't downloaded yet.
More: How long recordings stay
The podsink co-founders. Two podcasters who wanted a tool that makes recording simple: clean audio, no fiddling, completely reliable. Questions or feedback?
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