Cleanfeed is a browser-based live audio collaboration tool that records studio-quality, unprocessed audio from remote guests with nothing to install.
Cleanfeed solves the oldest problem in remote recording: guests who sound like they are on a phone line. It runs entirely in the browser using high-quality Opus audio, and guests join from a simple link with no accounts or software. Broadcasters including the BBC use it for live interviews, outside broadcasts, and podcast recording where audio fidelity matters more than video.
The Pro tier turns Cleanfeed into a full remote studio: every participant records to a separate track, perfectly in sync, with a channel mixer, live audio repair for guests without headphones, and support for multiple local sources such as mixers and USB interfaces. The Cinema tier adds real-time video for film and TV workflows.
Cleanfeed deliberately does less than video-first rivals: there is no video feed to eat bandwidth, no account creation for guests, and no processing applied to the audio unless you ask for it. That restraint, plus session markers and personalized invite links, is why radio producers trust it for contributor interviews that have to sound like everyone shared one studio.
Cleanfeed Lite is free with no recording time limits. Cleanfeed Pro starts at US$23/month for personal use, with monthly and yearly options, and the Cinema tier costs US$2,500/year. Enterprise and education licensing is available for teams.
Broadcasters, podcast producers, and voice-over artists who record remote guests and need the cleanest possible audio without technical friction for guests.