FramePod — studio-quality remote podcasts, no studio
FramePod
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On the show · each gets a private link
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Send each person their own link, privately. Whoever holds a link joins as that person.

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REMOTE PODCAST STUDIO

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Send everyone a link. Each camera records in full quality on its own computer, then the files fly straight to yours, already synced. Your Wi-Fi can wobble. Your recording won’t.

No accounts Nothing to install Up to 4K per person
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THE PROBLEM

Meeting apps record the call. We record the people.

A call squeezes every camera through the internet, and whatever survives is what gets saved. FramePod saves the original, on the spot, before the internet touches it.

Dev on a laggy call recording: blocky and smeared Reconnecting… 360p · 1 mixed file
Recorded from the call Squashed down to whatever the connection allowed that minute Freezes and robot voices baked in forever Everyone mixed into one file. Good luck cutting it.
Dev recorded locally in sharp 4K Recording on Dev’s laptop 4K · 1 file per person
Recorded with FramePod Every camera at 720p, 1080p or 4K, saved right where it’s filmed Wi-Fi hiccups affect the chat, never the recording A clean file for each person, lined up and ready to edit
HOW IT WORKS

Four steps. About one coffee.

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Make the links Name the episode, add your people. Everyone gets their own private link. Nobody signs up.
02
Green room Guests check their camera and mic, then wait. You let them on stage when you’re ready.
03
Hit record Start and stop takes, drop markers on the good bits, run a sync clap. All from backstage.
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Files come home When the take ends, every recording lands in a folder on your computer, with sync info attached.
SYNC CLAP

One clap. Every track lines up.

Backstage counts everyone down, they clap together, and FramePod uses that spike to line up every camera. Give it a go.

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STRAIGHT TO YOU

Files land on your desk. Not on someone’s cloud.

Computer to computerRecordings go directly from each guest to you. We never hold your footage. Picks up where it left offIf a transfer gets cut off, it carries on from the same spot once you’re back. Labelled and tidyEvery file is named by person and take, with show notes and markers alongside.
THE EDITOR

Then cut it like a live show.

Open the folder and press a number to switch cameras. Try it: tap the keys, or press 1, 2, 3 and 0 on your keyboard.

Open the editor
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Your sessions

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Ready? Hit record.

Free, no sign-up, works in Chrome, Edge and Safari.

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Your sessions and footage stay on your computers.
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