AppSite Studio

A recording studio in your browser.

Audiobooks, courses, albums, narration and pitches — your script, your voice, the hard human work of getting a take right. Bring the words you wrote, read them from a teleprompter at your pace, hear a laptop mic come back studio-clean, then master it for Audible or send it back to your Podcast episode.

What you can make

If it has a voice, it has a place in the booth.

For authors & narrators

Audiobooks, chapter by chapter.

Read each chapter from the teleprompter, clean every take, and export one WAV master at one sample rate — the file Audible’s ACX asks for.

ChaptersCleanup passACX master
For teachers & trainers

Courses you record once.

Each lesson its own takes, your script on the teleprompter, every take kept until the lesson sounds the way you teach it.

LessonsTeleprompterTakes
For musicians

Albums, track by track.

Record track by track in your own booth, keep every take, and play the album back in order before it leaves the room.

TracksTakesPlayback
For podcasters

Your voice over your Podcast video.

The production’s video plays while you read its script by chapter; each take lands in sync, and the narrated video goes back to the episode.

In syncDucked bedBack to Podcast
For businesses

Pitch your site, on a phone.

Your page in a phone frame, the script beside it: scroll the page and the script follows, and the take replays every scroll against the clock.

Phone frameScroll = scriptReplay
For everyone who records

Clips you keep and reuse.

Every clip filed in a collection, ready to pull into the next project — intros, stingers, ads and bits you record once.

CollectionsClipsProjects
The booth

A laptop mic, studio-clean.

Studio is built for the hard human part — reading it again until it is right. Everything a booth gives you, in the browser you already have: no install, no plug-ins, nothing to learn before your first take.

  • Teleprompter — reads the script at the words per minute you set, the same pace at any script length or text size.
  • Cleanup pass — high-pass, a gentle presence lift, dead air trimmed, normalised to −1 dBFS — and it refuses to turn room noise into a take.
  • Live level meter — you see the level while you read, so a take is right the first time.
  • One WAV master — every chapter or track resampled to one rate and joined into the master Audible/ACX asks for.
  • Gallery and packages — snapshots become covers, thumbnails and social cards in the Gallery; a whole project travels in and out as one package.
  • AI composer — optional — only if you want a first draft: from your brief, a website you name or your own data, and private values never reach the model. Your own words need none of it.

From a script to a finished master

Three steps, one place.

Step 1 · Bring your script

Your words, on the page.

Type or paste the script you wrote into each segment, or bring a whole project in as a package. Want a first draft? The AI composer is there — optional, and nothing is saved until you say so.

Your scriptPaste or importAI optional
Step 2 · Record

Read at your pace.

The teleprompter scrolls at your words per minute while you record into the same segment, the level meter green.

TeleprompterLevel meterTakes
Step 3 · Deliver

One master, everywhere it goes.

A WAV for Audible, a narrated video for the Podcast episode, a cover to the Gallery, a package to hand off.

WAVPodcastGalleryPackage
Start small

Start with the app on its own.

No Desk, no other modules — just the booth. Record, clean up and master in your browser; the optional AI composer runs on the AI tokens in a plan, only if you want it.

Your first take is one click away.

Bring your script, read it from the teleprompter, and hear a laptop mic come back studio-clean.