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Open the App, Know What's Next

The PodGlue iOS app used to open to a list. Now the Command screen opens with a read on your whole show: what's ready, what's blocked, and the one thing worth doing next.

Your Recording Backs Itself Up Now

Studio recordings now back up continuously while you record, video sessions capture a separate clean audio track per person, and you can choose 720p or 1080p before you hit record.

Your Guests Just Met Each Other

The guest network used to be something only the host could see. As of this week, every public guest page on PodGlue shows who else shared that mic. Here is why that small section matters more than it looks.

PodGlue Pricing, Explained Plainly

PodGlue Review: An Honest Look After 700 Episodes

What to Look For in Podcast Guest Booking Software

Most podcast tools are built for audio. Booking and managing guests is a completely different job, and most of us do it with a patchwork of calendar, forms, email, and a spreadsheet. Here's what actually matters when you're choosing a tool for it.

The Episode Ships. Then You Forget to Tell Your List.

Email is the channel that actually moves people. It's also the one most podcasters skip on a busy week, because it's a separate job from making the show. PodGlue now connects to Kit so it isn't.

The Guest App Got a Desk

The old guest dashboard was one long scroll you had to dig through every time. We rebuilt it as a proper workspace, sidebar navigation, separate pages, one place for everything you need as a podcast guest.

The Promo Graphic You Never Made

You recorded a great episode. You exported the audio, uploaded it, wrote the notes. Then you needed a graphic for social and you opened Canva and never came back.

PodGlue Is on My Phone Now

The thoughts about my show don't happen at my desk. They happen walking to the car after a recording, in line at the coffee shop, the morning after an episode goes out. Until this week, none of them survived.

The Home Screen Was a Lobby. Now It's a Desk.

PodGlue's home screen looked impressive and told you almost nothing. We rebuilt it so the first thing you see is what your show actually needs from you today.

When You Run More Than One Show

One podcast is a workflow you can hold in your head. Five is not. At some point you stop making episodes and start losing track of them, and you can't see it happening until a client asks where theirs is.

Episode Planner V2.1: Stop Guessing and Start Planning

Stop leaving your podcast quality to chance. Episode Planner V2.1 introduces Input-First Archetypes to help you move from manual chaos to a structured, professional workflow.