Podcast Studio takes the shows you host with the Podcast app and gets them onto Apple Podcasts and Spotify — then keeps them fed with new episodes as fast as those platforms allow. No third-party host, no monthly fee, no juggling three tabs. Your community is the studio.
Get onto Apple and Spotify, step by step
A guided walk-through for each platform, one obvious action at a time: copy your feed address, submit it, get the code the platform emails you, confirm ownership, done. It tracks where each show stands on Apple and on Spotify separately, so you always know the next thing to do.
Instant publishing, not “sometime today”
Apple and Spotify re-check a feed on their own schedule, often hours apart. Podcast Studio advertises a WebSub hub on your feed and pings it the moment you publish, so directories that honour it — Apple among them — fetch the new episode in minutes instead. It is exactly how the big podcast hosts do “instant”, built into your community.
Catch a rejection before it happens
A show gets bounced by Apple for small, fixable reasons — no cover art, no owner email, an episode whose audio never finished uploading. Podcast Studio reads your show and its episodes and tells you, in plain language, exactly what would stop it, before you submit rather than days later when Apple emails you.
It can read the verification code for you
When Apple or Spotify emails the ownership code, Podcast Studio can fetch it out of the mailbox for you instead of you digging for it — optional, off by default, the mailbox opened read-only and the password stored encrypted. Prefer to paste it yourself? That box is always right there.
Built to sit on Podcast
Podcast Studio does not store a second copy of anything. Your shows, episodes and audio stay in the Podcast app; Studio is the layer that distributes and publishes them. Turn it off and your feeds carry on exactly as before — a lapsed copy never takes a live show down with it.
What you need
The Podcast app installed and enabled — that is the library Studio distributes. Everything else is built in; the default WebSub hub works out of the box, so there is nothing else to sign up for.
What's New in Version 1.0.1
Released
1.0.1
- Fixed AdminCP screens that showed an internal name instead of a readable one. Background tasks, admin restriction groups and one or two settings displayed something like
task__examplewhere a proper description belongs. Nothing behaved incorrectly, but the screens were harder to read than they should have been. - This application now appears under its own menu tab in the AdminCP rather than being mixed in with the built-in sections. If you have several of ours installed they are now grouped together, which makes them easier to find.
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