Changelog

Learn how to generate a transcription from your MP3, and add it to your podcast feed.

Now you can view detailed analytics for each episode you publish on Transistor, and see how it compares to previous episodes.

See if podcast listeners are using iPhone, Android, Windows, Apple Watch, Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and Sonos

Authorize a URL for uploading an audio file to be used when creating or updating an episode, if you don't already have a URL for an audio file.

Big news for devs who use the Transistor API: you can now retrieve podcast analytics!

Sign In with your Twitter account to allow Transistor to automatically post new tweets when episodes are published.

Recently, we launched a feature that notifies private podcast subscribers when there's a new episode. Now, you can customize the email that gets sent.

Private podcasting is perfect for internal company announcements, training programs, podcasts for membership sites, and audiobooks

Using private podcasts for courses, training, or compliance? Now, for each episode, you can see who's listened (and how many times), see who hasn't listened, export CSV, and search for specific subscribers.

Ensure your podcast meets the minimum requirements for Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and more.

It used to take forever to manually submit your podcast to all the listening apps and directories. Now you can 1-click submit to the top podcasting search engines.

You can now enable on your feed, which disables your podcast from being imported to another provider.

Trigger a Slack message (or a tweet!) when a new episode of my podcast is published.

We've increased monthly download limits (again!) for podcasts on Transistor. Create multiple podcasts and get up to 15,000 downloads per month.

Our podcasting API allows programmers to build apps that manage podcasts, episodes, and private podcast subscribers. Endpoints accept JSON or form-encoded request bodies, return JSON-encoded responses, and use standard HTTP response codes.

Now, when you're editing a podcast episode you can: save it as a draft, publish it immediately, schedule it in the future, schedule it (retroactively) in the past.

This week we have launched the new app design for Transistor + new features.

Private podcast invite links can now safelist specific domains so that only folks from your organization can sign up.

This gets things working with Spotify's latest Data API updates. It basically works the same as before but with some syntax changes. It includes basic support for Spotify Podcast Analytics API v3.2.

We shipped a new feature recently: now you can invite people to your private podcast using invite links.

Export your analytics as CSVs. View popular players over time. See more detailed location data.

Our new version of private podcasts will allow you to add subscribers individually, send each subscriber an individual private podcast feed, remove subscribers from your private podcast, see analytics on which private subscribers are activated and listening, embed your private podcast in your internal Wiki or employee area.

We've just released a new version of our embeddable podcast player. You can now choose between Light and Dark mode. It also works with the multi-episode player!

Apple Podcasts has added new top-level categories such as Fiction, History, and True Crime — as well as dozens of new subcategories.

If you're a Transistor customer, you can now change your subscription plan (and download your invoices) in your account settings.

Transistor now displays Spotify analytics in their podcast dashboard.

Can podcasts be private? Yes! We just released v1 of our private podcast feature.

Now you can get a free SSL (HTTPS) certificate for your podcast's custom domain. Apple Podcasts now requires SSL certificates for podcast RSS feeds.

In 2019, we'll be seeing more organizations and personal brands using podcasts to reach their audience.

Seeing a decline in listenership in Apple Podcast Analytics (beta)

Transistor’s aim is to help you attract more listeners to your show. We help you do this by integrating your podcast with Spotify, MailChimp, Twitter, and YouTube!

Transistor, a new podcast hosting and analytics platform from Jon Buda and Justin Jackson, has officially launched. We were even #1 on Product Hunt that day!

Now you can see expanded podcast analytics for all your podcasts! Go to "Analytics" in your Transistor account and you'll see a full array of stats.

Google launched a podcast app - here's how to add it to your "Subscribe" page

No more waiting. Now Transistor can submit your show for inclusion in Spotify and automatically connect it to your Transistor account.

We've just deployed a new tweak to analytics. We realized bar charts are more helpful for visualizing the number of downloads you get per day / week / month.

Jon just deployed our most requested feature: detailed podcast analytics.

This week we deployed a better file uploader, MP3 download URLs, a beautiful embedded podcast player for your website and Twitter, podcast landing pages.