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The world's most user friendly podcasting platform now has video.

Plus, find out: Why did we make an app in the first place?

Around 3,000 people already use Alitu to create their podcast, and their voice is unanimous: WE WANT VIDEO.

Our team has done a lot over the past five years to make the easiest, fastest, most empowering app we could. All for podcasters who want to move faster and focus on creating.

We've shipped oodles of new features, like the recent ability to edit a transcript as well as a waveform.

However, until today, our focus has been audio-only.

But, now, we're taking our first step into video! It's a tentative first step, but audio-first or not, there's no denying it's nice to see your guests' face.

Don't worry, audio-only still works a treat, and there's no pressure to use the video features. But it's there if you need it!
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​👉 If you're already a user, you can now ditch Zoom and still see your guests and co-hosts in the recording studio.

We want to get this right, so we'll move slowly and carefully, and without taking any focus off the exciting audio features we're working on.
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Take a look below! Camera feeds for all participants.
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Not sure what Alitu is? Keep reading.

Video isn't all we've been working on, so keep an eye out next week for an update that might shave hours off your editing time. Hint: AI. Filters.

Wait, Ali-what? What's an Alitu?

Long answer: About five years ago, Colin, founder of thePodcastHost, asked thousands of podcasters about their biggest struggles. The most common problem? Editing.

Common complaints heard included:

• Hours of work to edit each episode
• Too much software to learn and pay for
• Burnt out feeling "there must be an easier way"
• Dread editing, but can't afford/justify outsourcing

We started with editing, and we've let our community guide us since.

Now, Alitu is an end-to-end workflow for podcasting:

Alitu does it all, and sure, that's useful; it also saves time and money, but what really sets it apart is editing.

We tried to re-imagine editing a podcast it as best we could, thinking about how normal non-sound-engineer people actually think. Like me, and maybe you!
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Now don't get me wrong! I love tech and getting nerdy, but more than that, I love creating.
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The kind of creating that means actually getting things done, and out into the world! And the more traditional ways of editing, with a DAW like Audacity, honestly just gave me a headache and killed my passion ✨ q u i c k l y ✨.
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Let me illustrate the point...

Does the sight of this just ruin your day? DAWs are powerful and sometimes free. But they feel like an airplane cockpit to me.

Alitu automates sounding great, so you can focus. Build your episodes with reusable drag and drop blocks, edit your text with audio or waveform.

Last thing: Alitu isn't for everyone

We build Alitu with a specific type of podcaster in mind, which means it's not for everyone! We're okay with that because for some people it's the best tool in the world.
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Here's just 3 of them, but you'll find LOADS on our Wall of Love.

Is Alitu for you? Take my test!

Does this sound like you?
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✅ You want to focus on creating content, not getting bogged down by complex audio editing software

✅ You value simplicity and ease-of-use in your podcasting tools

✅ You're looking for an all-in-one platform that handles recording, editing, and hosting

✅ You want to produce episodes faster and more efficiently

✅ You're interested in using AI to automatically clean up your audio

✅ You prefer a visual, drag-and-drop approach to building your episodes

✅ You want the flexibility to edit your audio using text or waveforms

✅ You're open to trying new, innovative ways to streamline your podcasting workflow

✅ You don't need advanced, professional-level audio editing features

✅ You appreciate a dedicated support team to help you along your podcasting journey

If you checked most or all of these boxes, Alitu might be the perfect podcasting platform for you. Try it out for free and see how it can revolutionize your podcast creation process!

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P.S. Compared to next week's update this is a total snooze-fest, so keep an eye out on your inbox April 2nd!

Thanks a million!
Jacob @ The Podcast Host