Podcaster is a Kirby CMS plugin for podcasters. It generates a podcast feed from your content and provides you with a panel blueprint to manage your podcast episodes and feeds. Enable the analytics feature to get detailed insights about your audience.
Podcaster is a complete solution for publishing your podcast. From the RSS feed to detailed analytics, Podcaster has you covered.
The RSS feed is the core of your podcast. Podcaster makes it easy to manage your feeds.
View detailed analytics about your podcast, including downloads, subscribers, and more directly in the panel.
Podcaster comes with a customizable player that you can embed on your website. Use a simple HTML5 player or the advanced Podlove player.
Manage multiple podcasts from a single installation of Podcaster. Each podcast has its own feed, analytics, and settings.
Podcaster comes with all the blueprints and snippets you might need to get started. Enabling you to integrate Podcaster into your existing Kirby site.
Starting from scratch? Use the Podcaster theme to get started in no time. Everything is pre-configured and ready to go. (coming soon)
Podcaster allows you to upload VTT or SRT files to add transcripts to your episodes. These are used by platforms like Apple Podcasts.
Easily manage your podcast feeds. The panel blueprint comes with everything you need to configure your RSS feed for every major podcast directory or platform.
Enter your podcast details and tweak your feed settings. You can also configure and style the audio player for your website.
Need more insights? Enable external tracking features via Podtrack or Matomo.
Create and manage your podcast episodes from within the kirby panel. Upload your audio files and edit titles, descriptions and all of the needed meta data like:
Upcoming releases will also include automatic transcriptions as an additional service
Get to know your audience. With the Podcaster analytics feature enabled you'll get detailed information about the most relevant metrics, like:
Zoom in and out of the graphs to catch even more details. Download graphs as images or csv to use them elsewhere.
This feature needs a database (sqlite or mysql) in order to work, as the amount of data cannot usefully be stored in a markdown file.
