Alitu is a podcast production app that takes an episode from recording to publication. It records audio and video calls, automatically removes background noise and levels volume, and lets editors cut with a transcript or a waveform. Publishing goes to Apple Podcasts and Spotify in one click, with free hosting until a show reaches 1000 downloads a month. The plan costs $38 a month, with two months free when billed annually, and starts with a 7-day free trial.
The audience is beginner and busy podcasters: coaches, small business owners, community builders, hobbyists and storytellers who want to publish regularly without learning audio engineering. Zero editing skills are required, since filler words, silences and uneven volume are handled automatically, and the interface is built around simple tools such as a drag-and-drop episode builder. Podcasters who already have a show can import an RSS feed and host with Alitu, or connect an existing hosting provider and keep it. A hands-off editing service is available from $295 a month for those who prefer to hand off the work.
A typical episode is recorded in the morning through a private studio link with a guest, uploaded or recorded in the browser, then cleaned automatically with mixing, mastering and EQ. The host reviews the transcript, trims mistakes, adds royalty-free music and transitions and generates show notes with AI. The episode publishes straight to podcast apps and a ready-made podcast website, and releases can be scheduled in advance for batch-recorded seasons. Transcripts in 17 languages turn episodes into text for blog posts, and edits can be undone even after publishing.
