Auphonic

What it does

Auphonic is an automatic audio post production web service. It reduces noise and reverb, balances levels between speakers, cuts filler words and silence, and can generate transcripts, shownotes and chapters. It is built for podcasters, video creators, educators and audiobook producers who want a professional result without manual editing.

Auphonic is a web service that cleans up spoken audio in one pass. You upload a file or point it at a watch folder, and it applies noise and reverb reduction, leveling, filtering and loudness targets. It can also cut filler words, coughs and silence, and it generates transcripts, shownotes and chapters. Results can be published to platforms such as YouTube, Libsyn, PodBean and Soundcloud, and the API, CLI and Zapier interface let you automate the workflow. The free tier covers 2 hours of audio each month, and free productions include a jingle. Free credits do not stack if you do not use them. Some features, such as batch productions and watch folders, are only available on paid plans. The site does not state whether the software is open source, so that remains unknown.