Publish your podcast like the pros — without breaking a sweat

For entrepreneurs 👩‍💻

Record audio and upload it to caproni — then people can listen to your podcast from everywhere.

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Podcasts using caproni

These entrepreneurial content creators use caproni to maximize their reach without the need for complex technology.

Host of the Onix & Friends podcast

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Analytics for your podcast

Our analytics tools will help you measure your impact, identify your audience, and visualize your success.

Your podcast's website will look this cool

Keep growing your podcast an strengthen your brand by publishing your podcast on your own website. Painlessly use your own domain to keep control of your audience.

Websites for all your podcasts — without any coding

Even if you have never created a website, with our easy to use tools you can build a professional podcast website in less than a minute.

Grow your audience without wasting hundreds of hours

Publish text versions of your episodes automatically on your podcast’s website—great for helping people discover your podcast and for accessibility!

Sell directly to your fans

With our easy-to-use tools you can sell digital goods like ebooks, PDFs, videos, and more on your podcast's website.

Blazing fast. SEO perfection

Your podcast pages will load super fast, even in slow connections. Our pages have earned the highest ratings from the Google Lighthouse site evaluation.

Made with love in Puerto Rico

Gabriel J. Pérez Irizarry
Founder & Lead Developer

Emanuel Rolón
Sales & Partnerships

Richard B. Kaufman López
Advisor

Richard and Gabriel have been friends forever—they were Boy Scouts together, as well as classmates at Engineering College. They have collaborated on numerous software projects. They met Emanuel through the IndieHackers Puerto Rico community and they have collaborated on several projects since then.

Built in public

Caproni is an #OpenStartup—we believe in transparency, and in sharing information so that new generations of entrepreneurs can learn from our experience. Follow our progress on Makerlog, IndieHackers and Twitter.