#MadeWithAlitu

Bill now edits in just a third of the time thanks to Alitu and the training videos have been a game changer.

Casey, along with his partner Bethany, have started their podcast during the pandemic. They both quickly fell in love with the medium and now, thanks in part to Alitu, are able to regularly put out quality episodes packed with insightful expert interviews around nutrition and dieting.

They are sometimes forced to record their interviews on an iPhone and, even in windy environments, have found Alitu doing a marvellous job at cleaning up the audio, levelling the volume and making them sound great.

They have been podcasting since October 2020, have created over 400 episodes and thanks to Alitu’s episode builder are able to produce an episode in around 20 minutes. We are really glad to have them on board and are very proud we can play a small part in enabling them to share their passion with the world.

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

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.

Sensing a need for a female-led podcast about their favourite hockey team, Toronto Maple Leafs, Chris and Syl decided to take matters into their own hands. They now rely on Alitu to produce their podcast, from volume normalisation to automatic voice equalisation, and get compliments on how professional their show sounds. Over seventy episodes in, they are having a great time, have been acquired by a podcasting network and we couldn't be more proud to have played a small part in their success.

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.

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.

With the busy workload of a practicing anaesthesiologist and a strong conviction to spread the message of her professional field for an underrepresented community Elisha took to Alitu to launch her show Sevo Sistas.

Mentioning her need for efficiency, Elisha said, "I don't have time to sit and try to learn [a new software] to edit and cut out mistakes... I need something simple and straightforward. With Alitu, I can directly record in the software and then I can subsequently edit."

Daunted by the tech side and with very little time, Alitu made the editing easy and intuitive so Eadaoin could focus on creating, and most importantly starting.

Bonded Books Podcast have never looked elsewhere for software to record and edit their podcast. As 'newbie' podcasters they found the simplicity desirable and the customer first approach a stand out from the bigger companies.

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

Tom launched his podcast mid pandemic as opportunity to support the punk-rock scene and keep it alive. He used Alitu from the beginning to help launch his podcast and says "There is no interfaces, no grey spaghetti coming out the back, it's all there, self contained and I can edit from anywhere."