Riverside

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Record, edit, and publish podcasts and video with AI tools

SI Score
74/100
Pricing
Freemium
Free plan
Yes
Sign-up required
Not confirmed

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What it does

Riverside is an online platform for recording, editing, and publishing podcasts and video. It captures up to 4K video and uncompressed audio in separate tracks, and offers a text-based editor with AI tools for transcription, captions, and repurposing. It is aimed at podcasters, producers, and marketers who want studio-quality content without a studio.

Riverside is built for people who record interviews, podcasts, or webinars and want clean separate tracks without a local setup. Each guest records locally, so quality holds up even on weak internet, and you edit by working through the transcript rather than a timeline. AI steps in for filler word removal, eye contact fixes, captions, and repurposing into clips. The free plan caps video at 720p and adds a watermark, and separate track downloads are limited on lower plans. Check plan limits on video resolution and hosting before you commit. Pricing is billed annually on the plans shown.

Strengths
  • Local recording up to 4K video and uncompressed audio in separate tracks
  • Text-based editor with AI cleanup and repurposing
  • Built-in podcast hosting, analytics, and live streaming
Watch out for
  • Free plan limits video to 720p and adds a watermark
  • Separate track downloads are capped on lower plans
  • Some AI and hosting features sit behind higher tiers