Alitu

Alitu is a web-based podcast recording, editing, and hosting tool built for individual podcasters who want to avoid complex DAWs and automate technical audio work.

Key capabilities include:

• In-browser recording for solo episodes or remote interviews (no app downloads needed), plus uploads from sources like phone recordings or Zoom
• Automatic audio cleanup that removes background noise, balances volume, applies EQ, normalizes loudness, and detects filler words (for example, “uhm”)
• Fast episode editing with a drag-and-drop builder and transcript-based editing, including editing at 2x speed, plus tools like file conversion, ID3 tags, and direct publishing
• Built-in podcast hosting with one-click publishing, scheduling, analytics, and a generated podcast website, plus a royalty-free music library and AI help for titles and descriptions

Pricing: Freemium with a 7-day free trial (no card required, up to 2 hours processed audio). Paid plans start at $38/month or $380/year (annual saves 2 months). Hosting is free up to 1,000 downloads/month, with add-ons (+$10/month for 10k, +$30/month for 50k, +$60/month for 100k). Hands-off editing service starts at $295/month.

Notable for combining automated cleanup, transcript editing, and optional hosting in a single web app, and for being featured at Apple WWDC25.