POLYLANE FOR PODCAST PRODUCERS
The recording’s done.
The episode isn’t.
Connect the final edit check, announcement and publishing details in a release pack.
Real application · No signup to explore
Episode release pack
09:30–10:15 · Move the session together.
01 / A WAY TO ORGANIZE IT
Release day starts with chasing the missing pieces.
Recording is booked, but show notes, announcement copy and sponsor details are spread across messages and checklists. Release day should not begin with finding all of them.
Projects hold the context
Main show · Guest series · Sponsors
Channels show the kind of work
Editing · Promotion · Publishing
A batch connects related tasks
Different kinds of preparation for Main show.
Every project has its place.
Projects across the top. Channels down the side. Related tasks can share a batch while keeping their original context.
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02 / FOLLOW THE ACTUAL STEPS
From “needs doing”
to time to do it.
Follow episode release pack from separate tasks to a 45-minute session. Then move it when the day changes.
WATCH A STEP
Episode release pack
45 minutes · In sequence
- 01Check the final episode editEditing15m
- 02Prepare the announcementPromotion20m
- 03Review the publishing detailsPublishing10m
03 / NOW TAKE THE CONTROLS
Try it with your own hands.
Start with a small change: tap a scheduled task and move the batch from 09:30 to 10:00. The connected tasks move together.
YOUR TURN AT THE CONTROLS
Try episode release pack.
Edit a task, move the batch or try another view. This is the actual application.
Or open full screenSample edits reset when you reload. Your saved work stays untouched. Use the template below to add a fresh copy to your own planner.
Make this starting point yours.
Add a fresh copy of the projects, channels and tasks to your planner. Rename them for your work.
Included in the 14-day Solo trial · No card required · Preview edits aren’t copied
THE RIGHT TOOL FOR THIS PART OF THE WORK
Know where it fits.
Polylane helps podcast producers plan production and release preparation across shows and sponsors. Keep editing and recording as earlier sessions, then group final release-day checks into a named batch.
Recording, audio editing, hosting and podcast publishing remain in your existing tools.
This three-project template fits Solo or its 14-day trial. Free supports two projects on your device. Solo adds unlimited projects and channels with cloud sync. Compare plans
Before you get started
Can Polylane edit audio or publish an episode?
No. It plans the production and preparation work. Record, edit and publish through your audio and hosting tools, then use the calendar to protect time for the remaining tasks.
How do I create “Episode release pack”?
Add the tasks to Main show, select the related tasks and create a batch called Episode release pack. Use In sequence to run them back-to-back, then choose a date and time. The example totals 45 minutes.
Can I try the real application before creating an account?
Yes. The sample opens the actual Polylane planner with disposable example work. You can edit tasks, change views and move the batch. Sample edits reset on reload and do not change your saved planner. Choose Use this template to review and add a fresh copy to your own planner. Preview edits are not copied.
Which plan do I need for this three-project example?
The three-project example fits Solo or the 14-day Solo trial. Free keeps two projects on the device, so a smaller two-project version works there. Solo adds unlimited projects and channels with cloud sync. See pricing for current terms.
