Distributing your podcast is easier than ever before

Apr 17, 2019 / By Spreaker Studio Team / 2 Comments

Our goal is to create the best all-in-one podcast creation app, one which is portable, flexible and works for every level of podcasters.
This year we’ve made two further steps towards achieving this goal: in February we announced our first post-production feature, allowing iOS users to edit while on-the-go, and in January we added a new navigation bar, giving users clear access to their episodes drafts, previous episodes, and stats.
Continuing this mission of creating an app tailored to podcasters’ needs, we’re super excited to announce the launch of a new update.

Be ready to enjoy our one-tap podcast distribution feature, a function we know will help to remove some of the complications and fuss out of creating a podcast!

New Features on Spreaker Podcast Radio for iOS!

Jul 25, 2016 / By Georgia Grey / No Comment

Not long ago we told you what’s going on with Spreaker’s apps, and how we’re working on matching the listening and podcasting experiences on our iOS apps with our Android counterparts. Well, this very week we’re rolling out two new and exciting features on Spreaker Podcast Radio. Take a look:

Find new curated lists with a freshened up Explore section

Easily discover new and popular podcasts by browsing through curated lists based on different topics like tech, traveling, and pop culture. While most of these lists were put together by Spreaker’s own editorial team, others are contributions from our partners and famous publications. Listen to recommendations by The New York Times, Forbes, Business Insider, and more.

General Mobile App

How to Start Coding on Android If You’re an iGuy

Jun 22, 2016 / By Alessandro / No Comment

If you care about users enjoying your service from their mobile devices, then you should ask yourself: is it enough or necessary to make an amazing responsive website to answer their needs? Probably not. So you go ahead and build a great iOS app version of the website. But is that enough?

Well, not exactly, since there are currently more Android than iOS devices out there in the world, so it’s much more sensible to release an Android app even before creating one for iOS. All this summarizes the main reasons why I decided that I needed to learn how to build an Android app. Plus it forced me work from a different perspective, allowing me to grow my knowledge as a developer so much that I decided to apply what I learned back to our iOS development.

And so, the journey begins

Podcasting Tips

How To – Auto-ducking on Spreaker Studio

Apr 27, 2016 / By Chiara Sagramola / 2 Comments

There are a lot of different factors you need to keep track of when you’re producing a podcast: keeping audio levels in check, making sure you’ve correctly integrated different tools and software, not to mention the actual content creation and quality part. While we at Spreaker are proud of our apps’ usability and ease, we get that sometimes some extra assistance could be of use when you’re still getting a feel for things.

So today we kick off our new “How-To” blog series to help you better understand how to use Spreaker’s platform. Post by post, we’ll focus on each of the apps and features that Spreaker offers to the community, breaking down the steps through handy visuals.

Mobile App

Join Our Android Beta Testing Program!

Feb 23, 2016 / By Georgia Grey / No Comment

Know what you want? Know what you like? Want to tell us at Spreaker exactly what you’re thinking? Have your say and help us improve our apps by joining our Android Beta Testing Program!

Podcasting Tips

4 Reasons to Podcast With Your Mobile Device

Sep 15, 2015 / By Shayla Price / 2 Comments

Mobility is the best part about podcasting. Whether you’re attending a conference or enjoying a music concert, there’s an opportunity to capture excellent audio for your listeners.

Anny Solway, a contributor at Business 2 Community, says, “One of the great advantages of podcasting is its flexibility in terms of time and format.”

Mobile podcasting is a fun way to engage your audience into new sounds. It’s a good investment into showing, not just telling, your listeners how you can think outside the box and provide them with exceptional content.

The future of podcasting includes mobile devices. Let the Spreaker community help you. Here are five reasons to record on the go:

Mobile App Podcasting Tips Product

How to Build a Mobile App Dedicated to Your Podcast

Sep 1, 2015 / By Tonia / No Comment

When you’re starting up your podcast you have to think about a lot of things: the right tools to use, where to store content, how to spread the word, and last but not least, how to build your audience. We know that this is one of the most challenging tasks to deal with, and setting up your mic to speak to no one probably isn’t what you have in mind.

Building your fanbase doesn’t only mean targeting your content, it also has a lot to do with providing easy access to your podcasts. The more accessible your podcasts are, the easier you gain and keep listeners stuck on your content.

Creating your own application at a great price can be the best option to promote your content, render it more easily discoverable, and offer open access to your podcasts.

News

Feel, record, share, be heard.

Nov 17, 2014 / By Georgia Grey / No Comment

We’re really happy about our new Spreaker Studio app, and that’s why we’ve decided to create a video that tells all the stories that make up you.

All of you have a story to tell, all of you have emotions and feelings to share, all of you have something to say.

We wanted to collect and show all of those stories in 30 seconds, in a short video we really love.

The World is full of stories. Don’t leave them all behind.

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Mobile App News

Announcing our new Windows Phone app!

Mar 25, 2014 / By Tonia / 1 Comment

Windows Phone users, this one’s for you!

We’re ready to reach out, and get you listening to audio content on your favorite device!

Check out Windows Phone’s unique design, where by dragging the screen to the left or right, you can access different sections and browse content.

Access the best of Spreaker’s live and pre-recorded audio in the Explore section, keep up with followed users and what they make through the Newsfeed, and don’t miss the curated lists and staff favorites found in the Featured section.

Plus (and this is totally exciting) interact with users as they go live via the chatbox, and follow your favorites as you browse great content.

So, let’s sum things up for you!

Listen to live radio shows, podcasts and music tracks
Discover new talk shows and music produced by the Community
Interact with the hosts and other listeners during live broadcasts
Follow people and keep updated on their activity within the Community

Like the new app? Give it, and us, a little love by downloading and sharing it with your fellow Windows Phone friends!

Mobile App News

iOS App: Introducing a brand new DJ Console

Jun 26, 2012 / By Tonia / 4 Comments

What better than a Summer surprise from Spreaker that will make broadcasting on the go even better than before? Just for you, we’ve improved the DJ console on our iOS app so that’s it’s more fun to use and allows for polished results with just a few taps.

Whether you’re running around the Outback of Australia or the rain forests of Madagascar, you can set up an impromptu studio in a cinch. Now an even sleeker console offers lots of editing options, like mixing your voice with audio files and sound effects right in the palm of your hand.

Access the console just as you normally would, and then rotate your mobile device horizontally for the full deck to come up. You can easily synch up tracks to have one follow another seamlessly, and tap the sound effects buttons to give your show some pizazz. Plus adjust the mic and volumes with ease.

Be the cool radio hosts that you are, and bring the goods no matter what the location!

Like the improvement? Help us spread the word and Tweet and share the news with your friends!

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Find new curated lists with a freshened up Explore section

And so, the journey begins