Airlight

A studio in the browser that never drops a word.

Send your guest a link. They check their camera and microphone, walk in, and are recorded in full quality on their own computer while you talk.

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If the internet drops, the recording doesn't.

Every guest is recorded on their own computer, in full quality, and sent up in two-second pieces while they talk.

Daniel's Wi-Fi drops for twelve seconds. His laptop keeps recording and holds on to every piece.

The moment he is back, the missing pieces go up. Nothing is lost, and nobody has to do a thing.

Example take · recordingREC
Sofia
Connected
Daniel
Connected
You
Connected
Pieces received
0
Pieces lost
0
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Everything a guest needs. Nothing to install.

Guests open a link in Chrome or Edge on their laptop. There is no app and no account, and the green room makes sure they sound right before they are on.

  1. The green roomGuests see themselves, pick their camera and microphone, watch their level move, and tick the recording notice before they walk in. You get a record of every acceptance.
  2. Studio microphone modeTurns off the browser's echo and noise processing for the cleanest possible voice. For guests wearing headphones.
  3. Background blurBlurs the room behind the guest on their own computer, so the recording is blurred too, not just the call. Switch it on or off mid-take without breaking anything. Chrome and Edge.
  4. Full quality, up to 4KEach person's camera is recorded where they sit, up to 4K, with their voice as lossless 48 kHz audio. The call can wobble; the recording does not.
  5. Two-second piecesRecordings are saved on the computer and sent up while you talk. A dropped connection, a crash or a closed tab costs nothing: the pieces go up when they are back.
  6. Screen shareShare a screen and it is recorded as its own track, and laid out beside the speakers in the finished video.
  7. Host, guest, producer, viewerA producer can run the room and start and stop takes without being on camera. Viewers watch along without being recorded.
  8. Countdown and takesEveryone starts on the same beat. Each take appears in your workspace as it uploads, with a progress bar until every piece is in.

Every take, accounted for.

A countdown brings everyone in on the same beat. Each person's recording starts on their own computer.

You can watch every piece arrive. Close the laptop too early and we tell them to open it again.

A few minutes later the take is ready: every track, the mix and the finished video.

Every take comes back as files you can use.

Download them for your own editor, or carry on in Airlight: transcript, edit, clips and the podcast feed are already waiting.

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A separate track for every person, from every take

  1. Each person on their ownA separate lossless WAV of each voice and an MP4 of each camera with their own sound, lined up to the millisecond, ready for any editor.
  2. The mixEveryone together, levelled to podcast loudness (-16 LUFS), as WAV and MP3.
  3. The finished videoA composite with everyone on screen and their names, or the screen share beside the speaker.
  4. Transcript and captionsA transcript with every speaker named, plus caption files for the video.
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Good to know

Does my guest need an account?

No. They open the link you send, type their name, and join. Links can be replaced at any time if one is shared too widely.

Which browser and device?

Chrome or Edge on a laptop or desktop works best. Phones and tablets are not supported for guests yet.

What if a guest's computer is short of space?

The green room checks before they join and warns them if there is not enough room for the recording to be held safely.

How long do you keep recordings?

As long as you like. You can set an automatic clean-up period in Settings, and export everything at any time.

Try everything free for 14 days.

No card needed. Then the studio is €39 a month, or €79 with webinars. Cancel any time.

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