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Riverside

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• Updated Sep 17, 2026, 09:13 PM

Riverside is a browser-based studio platform for recording, editing, streaming, and publishing podcasts and videos.

Use Cases ▼
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Recording remote podcast interviews with separate local audio and video tracks per guest

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Editing episodes by cutting transcripts rather than timelines

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Generating short-form social clips from long podcast and video recordings

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Streaming live shows in HD to video platforms

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Producing video testimonials, webinars, and virtual conferences

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Creating tutorial, training, and internal communication videos

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Publishing podcasts with hosting and audience analytics

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Transcribing, translating, and captioning content for broader reach

What Problem It Solves ▼

Remote podcast and video production usually requires expensive recording hardware, separate editing software, and manual post-production across disconnected tools. Riverside removes that friction by capturing high-quality separate audio and video tracks per participant in the browser, then providing transcription-based editing, AI clip generation, captions, hosting, and distribution in one place, so creators can produce studio-quality content without a production crew.

Key Features ▼
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Records separate local tracks per participant at high resolution for reliable quality

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Text-based AI editing simplifies cutting audio and video

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Broad feature set spanning recording, editing, streaming, hosting, and newsletters

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Free tier available for getting started

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Works in the browser with no complex setup for guests

Overview

Riverside is a browser-based studio platform for recording, editing, streaming, and publishing podcasts and videos. It captures separate local tracks for each participant at up to 4K video and uncompressed audio quality, so recordings are not degraded by unstable internet connections during remote interviews. The platform also runs recording sessions through a web link, with macOS, iOS, and Android apps available for additional workflows.

Full Description ▼

The product bundles a suite of AI-assisted production tools on top of recording. Transcription generates text-based editing, where cutting a transcript also cuts the corresponding audio and video. Magic Clips identifies highlight moments and exports short-form clips, while Magic Audio improves speech quality, and additional tools handle captions, AI translation, show notes, an AI co-creator, and an AI Twin feature.

Beyond capture and editing, Riverside covers distribution and growth: podcast hosting with analytics, newsletters, social content scheduling, and HD live streaming to platforms. Webinar hosting, async recording, and in-person recording use cases are also supported, along with an MCP integration and free utility tools.

Riverside targets podcasters, producers, marketers, and businesses that need studio-grade output without a full production crew. It offers a free tier with paid plans, and an enterprise-oriented offering for larger organizations.

Pros & Cons

Pros

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Records separate local tracks per participant at high resolution for reliable quality

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Text-based AI editing simplifies cutting audio and video

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Broad feature set spanning recording, editing, streaming, hosting, and newsletters

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Free tier available for getting started

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Works in the browser with no complex setup for guests

Cons

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Exact pricing tiers and limits are not documented in the provided homepage content

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Feature depth across many tools may be more than casual users need

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Requires stable local storage and decent hardware for high-resolution multi-track recording

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Some advanced AI features are typically gated behind paid plans

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