The DAW
400 buttons. They used three.
Alibi: “I gave them everything.”
In CastGenX: A timeline that ducks the music under the voices for you.
Case 26-0314
Not because the ideas run out. Because every episode means a script doc, a DAW, a loudness meter, a feed host and a social scheduler. Death by a thousand tabs.
“Thirty years on the job. Never seen anything like it. Every tool in that room had a hand in it.”
Verdict: they all did it.
400 buttons. They used three.
Alibi: “I gave them everything.”
In CastGenX: A timeline that ducks the music under the voices for you.
Kept flashing −16 LUFS. Never said why.
Alibi: “The needle doesn't lie.”
In CastGenX: Mastering to −16 LUFS, explained in plain English.
Rejected by Spotify. No reason given.
Alibi: “I was valid in my validator.”
In CastGenX: Feed validation and publishing, right in the Deliver tab.
Planned for 20 minutes. Ran 47.
Alibi: “They said ‘just riff.’”
In CastGenX: Fit to 2:00 trims the episode to the runtime you set.
Features
Every step of the episode has its own tab along the bottom of one window. Click through them the way you would in the app.
Script1 of 7click a tab or use the arrows
AI Copilot rides along in every tab, scoring clarity, pacing and engagement and suggesting what to do next.
How it works
Not a figure of speech. In our demo, Maya and Theo went from a blank page to a live episode in about seven minutes, with the coffee still warm.
8:07 a.m.Coffee at 53 °C
Step 01 · 8:00 a.m.
In Script, set a topic and a runtime. In Generate, pick a voice for each speaker, or record yourself, and voice every line in one go.
Coffee at 68 °C
Step 02 · 8:04 a.m.
In Edit / Mix the music ducks under the voices by itself. In Master the episode lands at −16 LUFS, with every check marked OK.
Coffee at 60 °C
Step 03 · 8:07 a.m.
In Deliver, publish the RSS feed and make the content pack: show notes, captions, quote cards and more, ready to share.
Coffee at 53 °C
Total runtime: about 7 minutesEpisode published. Coffee still warm.
Pricing
Pick the plan for the show you have, and move up when you're publishing every week. Everyone on the waitlist gets first access to every plan.
One show, every week, in one window.
Billed $372 a year
120 credits a month
A schedule, and a show that drafts itself.
Billed $660 a year
250 credits a month
Clients, teammates, no footer, your name on the report.
Billed $1,428 a year
800 credits a month
Your first episode is on us: 15 credits when you sign up, no card. Then pick a plan.
For networks, agencies and brands.
Everything in Studio, on your own feed domains, with no CastGenX branding anywhere, priced for your catalogue. Tell us what you run and we’ll put a quote together.
Lifetime deal
$49 a code on AppSumo, up to six codes stacked. Pay once and keep CastGenX for good. The waitlist sees the deal before it goes public, and when the codes are gone, they're gone.
Get first lookThe Founding 500
The first 500 people to activate at launch get both. Then it's gone.
Claim your spotFAQ
Still on the fence? The short version: join the waitlist, get in first, keep the perks. Save your spot.
We're opening the doors in waves, and the waitlist goes first, before anyone else. Join now and your invite arrives ahead of the public launch. The list closes the day we open.
The first 500 people to activate their account at launch get +100 bonus credits and a founding badge. Once those 500 spots are taken, it's gone.
Yes, on AppSumo: $49 a code, and up to six codes stack on one account. There will only ever be 7,500 lifetime codes. People on the waitlist see the deal before it goes public.
No, but your first episode is on us: every new account gets 15 credits once, with no card and no trial clock, enough to make an episode and hear it come out green. After that you pick Creator, Pro or Studio.
Credits pay for the heavier AI work. A script draft is about 0.2 credits, an AI cover is 1, and the audiograms and trailer in a content pack use about 6. Text like show notes and captions is free. Every plan includes a monthly allowance, and Founding 500 members start with 100 extra.
Jev is the judgment engine inside CastGenX. Wherever the app has to decide something a rule cannot, it asks Jev a small, typed question: how strong is the opening hook, which line is the weakest, will a voice misread this name, does this take still mean what the script says, is the feed ready to publish. Code owns the workflow and Jev supplies calibrated answers, so the app makes better decisions and you spend fewer credits on retries.
No. In Generate, every speaker can be an AI voice or you: pick Record myself and read your own lines. You can mix both in the same episode.
Yes, if you use them. CastGenX adds your AI disclosure line to the show notes, the feed and the MP3 tags, AI voices can introduce themselves the first time they speak, and the quality check flags anything you missed.
No. If you can write a paragraph and press a button, you can ship an episode. The mix, the music ducking and the loudness are handled for you.
It's the loudness level Apple and Spotify expect. Hit it and your episode plays at the same volume as everything else in a listener's queue. CastGenX masters to it and tells you, in plain English, when you're on target.
From the Deliver tab you publish your RSS feed, upload to YouTube, and track your listings on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music and iHeartRadio. Those directories ask you to confirm once in their own portal.
The list closes on launch day
Your show doesn't have to be next. Join the waitlist and get in before anyone else.
One email address. A few emails before launch, then your invite.