#MadeWithAlitu

Alitu made Maddie's process to podcasting simple and accessible, with easy, no-hassle editing and other built-in time savers.

Bootleg Turkey use Alitu for everything from recording to hosting. Having everything all in one place is a major plus for them and the easy editing interface cuts out the steep learning curve of other software.

Alitu helps Katey shave 2 hours off every episode, so she can focus on the interviews and fitting the show around her day job.

Being a busy author and a motivational speaker, Dr Monica Anderson first discovered Alitu through an online podcasting community and instantly found it to be a time saver. Having had a quick and unsuccessful affair with Audacity, Dr Anderson welcomed the simple, non-destructive editing Alitu offers along with the interface optimised for quick podcast production.

Dr Anderson is now able to bring her episodes, filled with engaging conversations with thought leaders, to people all over the globe. The goal of her podcast is to inspire personal growth in the areas of communication, career progression, wellness, and relationships.

Thanks in part to Alitu, Dr Anderson has been able to create hundreds episodes to date and constantly gets complimented on how well they sound, despite not being an audio engineer.

Being fed up with free and paid software out there, Joanna moved her podcast to Alitu for reliability (she has amazing guests), editing speed (she's a busy author too) and worry-free production (she's not an audio-engineer).

All this allows her to focus on talking and connecting with amazing authors more and giving back to the community – things that got her into podcasting in the first place.

Alitu makes it so easy to edit and publish. It’s almost like a plug & play platform for podcasters. Needed no experience at all to set it up and go.

 Helping people find their purpose and create a better life for themselves. Reginald D gives them actionable advice that listeners can put forth to find their purpose and get on a journey to a better life. Alitu provided a platform for Reginald D to share his message and reach his audience.

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Dr Deb has found that Alitu takes the stress out of producing her podcast and loves how easy it is to drag and drop all her components.

Michael has been teaching people for over 45 years and, some would say, has an affinity for how to do it well. He has written a book about 'deep and durable learning' and now uses Alitu to bring his podcast, covering the same topic, to life.

He discovered Alitu through a free bootcamp on podcasting and decided it was best to focus on the mission, making transformational learning operational for a broad audience, instead of audio production.

He lets Alitu automate the boring bits of podcasting: audio volume normalisation, equalisation and fading. In the time saved, he focuses on producing more episodes and getting better at what he loves.

Michael is now in the 5th season of his podcast and regularly gets compliments on audio quality. We are very happy Alitu can play a part in helping him educate the world and spread his wisdom.

Inspired partly by her parents and being an avid podcast listener herself, Deva decided to create a podcast about all the brave women out there – a space for women to talk about and reflect on their own experiences.

She uses Alitu to record her calls and then seamlessly edits out the dead air and mistakes from her show. All in one place. This helps her focus on what's truly important – getting her word out there and connecting with the brave voices of women.

"I do it [podcast] on the fly every week and Alitu makes it really easy because I know I can record the bio really quickly. I know that I'm going to be able to upload it, it's just been really seamless for me.

...Save yourself all the headache and all the research and just check this out because I think you'll be really impressed."

Alitu's drag and drop, time saving and easy editing features, for someone with limited time and on multiple career tracks, it has helped me to get my podcast up and running.