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Features

Everything spOken does, and where to read more about each. If you are just starting, the five-minute walkthrough is a better first stop.

Collecting

  • Forms that ask for anything


    A form is a sequence of steps: a question, a recording, a file, an address. Eighteen kinds of step, so one link can collect the whole package for an episode rather than just the audio.

    Forms →

  • Recording in the browser


    Your guests press record in the tab they already have open. No account, no app, no scheduling. Audio, video, screen share — or a written answer, for the people who will not record themselves.

    Advanced media recorder →

  • Nothing is lost halfway


    Answers upload as they are given, step by step. A closed tab, a dead battery or a lost connection costs the current step at worst, and reopening the link continues where they left off.

    What your respondents see →

  • Addresses you can actually reach


    Ask for an email and require that it be confirmed: the respondent clicks a link in their inbox before they can continue. A typo becomes visible now rather than on the day you send the episode.

    Email step →

  • Every answer in one place


    One row per person, one column per question. Play recordings in the row, open a response to read every answer in full with its transcript, export the table to CSV, Excel or Word, and pull every uploaded file straight into a folder on your computer.

    Responses →

  • Recording together, live


    A room is the live counterpart to a form: you and a guest, recording at the same time, in the browser. Still being built.

Producing

  • Assembling the episode


    Drop your intro, the answers people sent, music and outro onto a timeline. Audio or video, with per-segment properties — or the simple editor, which is an ordered playlist and nothing more.

    Mixroom →

  • Exports in the format you need


    Render to MP3, FLAC, OGG, MOV, MKV and more, at the quality and resolution you choose. Long exports run in the background and wait for you in the history.

    Exporting →

  • Your files, organised


    Intros, outros, music and artwork in folders, with previews, search and sharing. Answers stay with their response rather than flooding the library.

    Files & folders →

Publishing

  • A real podcast feed


    Turn a collection into a podcast: Apple Podcasts metadata, categories, seasons and episode numbers, and an RSS feed you submit once. After that, publishing an episode is what puts it in everyone's app.

    The published show →

  • A page for listeners


    Every collection has a page — artwork, description, episodes with players — and every episode a page of its own. No account, no app chrome.

    Collections →

  • On your own domain


    Point a domain you own at spOken and your forms and show live there. Certificates are issued automatically; there is nothing to buy or renew.

    Domain & pages →

  • Your brand, once


    Colours, fonts and artwork saved as a design system and attached to a form. Change it later and everything using it follows.

    Design systems →

Working with other people

  • Teams


    Share a form, a mix or a collection with a whole team at once — a client of your agency, or colleagues who need the same material. Removing someone takes the access away, never their work.

    Teams →

  • Sharing one thing at a time


    Or share a single item with a single person, and decide whether they can read it, edit it or manage it.

    Sharing a form →

  • Bringing a show with you


    Import an existing podcast from its RSS feed in one step, and export your Rumble Studio interviews to your own machine.

    Rumble Studio →


Something missing? Tell us — the What's new page is where features land as they ship.