Release every episode on schedule.
Every episode goes from idea to guest booking, recording, editing and release. JinkoUp makes that pipeline visible, so the next episode is never a surprise.
What gets in the way, and how JinkoUp helps
You lose track of which episode is at which stage.
Each episode is a task moving across a board: idea, booked, recorded, edited, released.
Guest emails and show notes are all over the place.
Forward guest emails to the project to create tasks, and keep notes and files on each episode.
Release dates slip when editing runs late.
Plan releases on a calendar and get reminders before an episode is due.
Podcast production
Episode stages from idea to published, with guest and release-date fields.
Pick it from the template gallery when you create a project, then change anything you like. How templates work
Bring your projects with you
Import from a CSV or Excel export (Asana, monday.com, ClickUp, Jira, Notion or any spreadsheet), a Trello board, or connect Asana directly. You see a preview first, and you can undo any import for 7 days.
How importing worksQuestions, answered
Can my editor and co-host join?
Yes. Invite them by email. Everyone sees updates live and can comment on each episode.
Can I plan a whole season?
Yes. Use the timeline or calendar view to lay out release dates for the season.
Does it host or publish my podcast?
No. JinkoUp plans the production; hosting and publishing stay with your podcast host.
Try JinkoUp for podcasters
Set up your first project from a template in a few minutes. One flat price for the whole team, every feature included.