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Riverside

Riverside is a browser-based recording studio that captures each participant's audio and video on separate local tracks in up to 4K, so a shaky internet connection doesn't ruin the final file. Guests join through a link with no software install required, and hosts can record interviews, panels, and webinars either remotely or in a hybrid multi-camera setup. Beyond recording, Riverside includes an AI editing and repurposing layer that turns long sessions into transcript-based edits, short social clips, thumbnails, and show notes. Paid plans add podcast hosting with direct distribution to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube, plus live streaming, webinar hosting, and team collaboration features.

Riverside.fm

Riverside.fm is a remote recording studio that captures studio-quality local audio and video for podcasts and video interviews. It lets hosts and guests record locally on their own devices, then uploads the high‑resolution tracks to the cloud. The platform includes multi‑track editing, live streaming, and integrations with popular collaboration tools, making it ideal for creators who need professional results without being in the same room.

Podcastle

Podcastle is a cloud‑based podcast creation suite that combines high‑quality recording, intuitive editing, and AI voice generation into a single workflow. It lets podcasters produce professional‑grade episodes without needing separate hardware or complex software. The platform offers a free tier with essential tools and premium plans for advanced AI features, collaborative editing, and unlimited export options, making it suitable for hobbyists and growing podcast networks alike.

Squadcast

Squadcast is a browser-based remote recording platform built for podcasters, YouTubers, and voiceover artists who need studio-quality audio and video without everyone being in the same room. Guests join through a link with no downloads required, and Squadcast records each participant's audio and video locally in the browser before progressively uploading it, protecting sessions from dropped connections. Recording separate tracks per participant eliminates sync drift during editing, and the platform includes an AI toolkit for tasks like transcription and noise cleanup, plus integrations with Zapier, Dropbox, Descript, and Dolby.io, making it a common choice for shows produced by teams at companies like Spotify and NPR.