Bring a guest into your Podnami studio, talk live in the browser (like Zoom), use in-room text chat for notes, and keep your AI co-hosts in the conversation.
Sign in to create rooms when your plan includes collaborative sessions.
The room is designed for creators who want a real person on mic without giving up the AI co-host workflow that makes Podnami different.
Create a room, share the invite, and let another human join your Studio session from their browser.
Your AI co-hosts still hear the conversation and can respond while humans talk naturally.
Send quick notes like "I can't hear you" or "one more take" without interrupting the recording.
It's easy to connect with your guests or friends for collaborative sessions, podcasting or content creation!
Start from the dashboard and choose the conversation mode you want for the show.
Send the room link or join code to the person you want on mic.
Use collaborative audio for the conversation and text chat for short production notes.
Capture human voices and AI co-host audio as individual tracks when the owner starts multitrack recording.
Remote audio always needs a safety net. Podnami gives the room owner practical controls without turning the session into a full video-conference product.
Collaborative sessions are tied into the multitrack export work so an owner can capture cleaner material than a single mixed call recording.
When multitrack recording is on, guest microphones upload as individual audio tracks alongside the owner's track.
The same export flow can keep AI co-host tracks and production audio separate, making post-production easier.
Collaborative audio with support for remote guests. Browser echo cancellation helps, and Podnami also guards against peer-audio echo in transcription, but headphones are still the best way to avoid speaker bleed during real recordings.
