Producing audiobooks and podcasts is art – but the review process is a mess. Today, most teams still use messy Excel sheets, long emails, and confusing time-stamps to communicate retakes and edits.

SpokenEdit changes that. It's a browser-based workspace where speakers, publishers, and authors collaborate directly within the waveform.

Key Features:

Waveform Feedback: Set markers and comments exactly where they belong – no more guessing where "minute 12:04" was.
DAW Export: Export markers directly to Cubase, Nuendo, Studio One, or Logic Pro to speed up the editing process.
Chapter Management: Organise large-scale projects like 15-hour audiobooks with ease.
Guest Access: Invite authors or clients to review without requiring them to create an account.

Built for professionals who value their time as much as their sound.

The Problem

Audio reviews are currently stuck in the "copy-paste era." Creators waste hours manually transferring feedback from emails into their editing software. Communication is fragmented, and version control is a nightmare, especially for long-form content like audiobooks.

The Solution

A centralized, visual audio review tool. SpokenEdit provides a shared source of truth where feedback is tied to the audio signal. By bridging the gap between the browser and the DAW (via MIDI/CSV/PDF exports), we cut the review-to-edit cycle by up to 50%.

Target Audience

Audiobook Studios & Publishers
Professional Podcast Producers
Voiceover Artists & Narrators
Authors who want a simple way to give feedback on their spoken works.

Why now?

The demand for high-quality spoken word content (audiobooks & podcasts) is at an all-time high, but the production tools for collaboration haven't kept pace. SpokenEdit fills this gap for a rapidly professionalizing industry.

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