Audo (Audo AI)

Audo (Audo AI) is an AI-driven audio processing service founded to simplify common post-production tasks for creators and audio teams. Launched out of a small team focused on machine listening, Audo positions itself as a specialist in dialogue clarity, noise removal, and loudness normalization rather than a full DAW replacement. The core value proposition is to let non-experts achieve consistent, broadcast-compliant audio with an automated pipeline: upload audio (or point to video), pick a preset, and let the model handle denoising, gating, EQ, and LUFS targeting.

The interface emphasizes fast batch runs and reproducible presets so teams can standardize output across episodes or releases. Audo's feature set targets the usual pain points in content audio. Its noise reduction uses trained denoising models to remove broadband hiss and room hum while attempting to preserve voice timbre; you can adjust aggressiveness and preview 10–30 second snippets in-browser.

Dialogue enhancement and de-reverb tools help bring forward voices recorded in untreated rooms, and the loudness normalization module lets you target specific LUFS values for podcast or broadcast delivery (e.g., -16 LUFS for stereo podcasting). Audo also supports batch processing of multiple files, export to WAV/MP3, and an API for automated ingestion from publishing pipelines; the product shows per-file processing time estimates and supports upload of video files for audio-extract-and-process workflows. Pricing is offered as a freemium model plus paid tiers.

The free tier provides a limited number of processing minutes per month (suitable for testing and occasional uploads). Paid plans start with an entry monthly subscription that increases the monthly minutes quota and unlocks higher-quality exports and batch sizes; an intermediate plan adds team seats and priority processing. Audo also offers custom enterprise pricing for high-volume publishers requiring SSO and API rate increases.

The company publishes explicit minute quotas and overage pricing on its billing pages; trial and free minutes allow evaluation before committing to a monthly plan. Creators, editors, and small audio teams use Audo in real-world workflows where speed and consistency matter. A podcast producer uses Audo to normalize and denoise 10 weekly episodes, cutting editing time by standardizing loudness and removing background hum.

A freelance video editor employs Audo to extract audio from client footage, reduce room reverb, and deliver LUFS-compliant stems for broadcast. The tool competes with services like Adobe Podcast Enhance and iZotope's cloud offerings but favors lightweight web-based batching and preset-driven automation for teams that prioritize throughput over deep manual mixing.