For podcast networks and production teams
Turn five podcast handoffs into one delivery flow.
AudioWrench can combine repeatable episode checks, repair, loudness, chapters, clips and delivery into a private workflow shaped around how your producers actually approve work.
- Podcast networks
- Production agencies
- In-house show teams
The scoped path
What the working flow can connect.
This is a starting architecture, not a pre-sold black box. Representative files and edge cases decide the final boundary.
- 01
Ingest and validate
Check the source, naming and technical properties before a producer spends time editing.
- 02
Repair and level
Apply the agreed cleanup path and bring episode loudness into a repeatable range.
- 03
Create editorial assets
Generate chapter markers and extract review-ready or social-ready clips in the same flow.
- 04
Approve and deliver
Keep exceptions visible, then export the agreed masters, clips and a delivery summary.
Existing product proof
Click through the components before you contact us.
The public tools below are working components, not a mockup or a claim about a past client.
Podcast Audio Enhancer
A focused cleanup and enhancement surface for spoken-word production.
Open tool LIVE PUBLIC TOOLBatch Loudness Matcher
Match a set of files against a shared loudness target in the browser.
Open tool LIVE PUBLIC TOOLPodcast Chapter Maker
Build chapter timing and metadata from the finished episode structure.
Open tool LIVE PUBLIC TOOLPodcast Clip Maker
Select and export shorter excerpts without leaving the workflow.
Open tool LIVE PUBLIC TOOLAudio File Analyzer
Inspect codec, rate, channels, duration, peaks and loudness evidence.
Open toolIncluded in the starting scope
A usable outcome with a visible boundary.
- One agreed end-to-end episode workflow
- Workflow-specific defaults, validations and copy
- Responsive, keyboard-accessible browser UI
- Preview, approval and export path
- Release evidence and 30-day defect warranty
Use your workflow, not a sales script
The brief is already started for you.
Open the three-field AudioWrench brief, edit the prefilled problem statement and review the email before sending. The form has no tracking or submission backend.
Scope questions
Important boundaries before a call.
Can producers still change individual decisions?
Yes. The point is to remove repetitive setup and handoffs, not to hide review controls or force every episode through one irreversible preset.
Does episode audio need to leave the browser?
Local-first processing is the default. Any server or external-model requirement is disclosed and approved as a separate data flow before implementation.
Can the workflow create our exact delivery package?
That is the scope conversation: file variants, naming, chapters, clips, reports and acceptance checks are written into the agreed output boundary.
Other buyer paths