1. Drop your file — or hit record
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Clean up your voice recording.On this device. No signup. Nothing uploads.
Drop a podcast, voiceover, or interview — or record straight from your mic — and get a voice-tuned master free: −16 LUFS podcast loudness, −1.0 dBTP true peak, no watermark. Want the deep clean? AI noise removal, de-essing, and AI-tuned polish come with the AI-Enhanced Master — hear the full cleanup free before you pay. From $1.99, one time. Free, because your device does the processing.
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2. Hear it two ways
The free voice-tuned master renders right away: rumble filtered, sibilance tamed, levels evened, podcast loudness. Then play the AI preview to hear the deep clean — neural noise removal, de-essing, and AI-tuned polish. The preview carries a light audio watermark so you can judge it honestly before paying.
3. Download
The free voice master is yours — free, no watermark. The full AI cleanup on your download is $1.99 one-time, or 50 cents each with the $5 Creator Pack (10 masters — the credits never expire). No forced subscription — pay per track, or go Producer (3-day free trial, then $8.99/month for unlimited GleamAI masters) only if you master constantly.
TrackGleam vs. Adobe Podcast Enhance Speech
Checked July 2026. Adobe’s Enhance Speech is a genuinely capable cleanup tool, and its free tier costs nothing — but it comes with real limits: you must sign in with an Adobe ID, files are capped at 30 minutes and 500 MB, you get 1 hour of enhancement per day, and lifting those caps costs $9.99/month. The bigger difference is where the work happens: Adobe processes your recording on Adobe’s servers, which means your audio uploads before you hear a result. TrackGleam does the opposite — the noise removal, de-essing, and voice mastering all run in your browser, on this device, and your file never leaves it. There’s no account, no daily cap, and no forced subscription: the free preview lets you hear the full cleanup, and keeping it costs $1.99 once. In fact, every file-cleanup web service we compared — Adobe Podcast, Auphonic, Cleanvoice, Podcastle (now Async), Descript — processes your audio on their servers. If your recordings are private (client work, unreleased episodes, legal or medical audio), that difference matters.
Voice Cleanup FAQ
Is the voice cleanup free?
The voice-tuned mastering is free — no signup, no watermark, no catch. The free voice master already filters rumble and tames sibilance; the deep AI cleanup (neural noise removal and AI-tuned polish) is part of the paid AI tier: you can preview it free with a light audio watermark, and if you like what you hear, the clean download is $1.99 one-time. The $5 Creator Pack brings it down to 50 cents each (10 masters, and the credits never expire), and if you master constantly there’s the optional Producer plan — unlimited GleamAI masters for $8.99/month with a 3-day free trial, cancel anytime in 2 clicks.
Does my audio get uploaded?
No. Every stage — noise removal, de-essing, EQ, compression, loudness — runs in your browser, on this device. Your recording never touches our servers. For the optional AI cleanup, only numeric measurements (loudness, tone balance, stereo profile) are sent — never the audio — plus the payment, handled by Stripe.
What does the AI cleanup actually do?
It removes steady background noise (fans, hum, hiss, room rumble) with a neural noise suppressor, tames harsh S sounds with a de-esser, and finishes with a mastering chain tuned for spoken voice. It won’t rescue a recording where the voice itself is clipped, drowned out, or missing — no tool can, whatever the ads say.
How loud should a podcast be?
Apple Podcasts asks for about −16 LUFS (±1 dB) with true peaks no higher than −1 dB. Spotify normalizes podcasts to around −14 LUFS and also recommends keeping true peaks under −1 dB. Our voice preset targets −16 LUFS at a −1.0 dBTP ceiling automatically (use the High intensity for about −14), so your episode plays at the volume listeners expect on both.
Do I need an account?
No. There’s nothing to sign up for. If you buy AI credits, you get a code — keep it, and you can restore your credits on any device.
Is there a watermark?
Not on the free voice master. The AI cleanup preview carries a light audio watermark so you can hear exactly what you’d be paying for; the watermark is gone from the download once you use a credit.
How is this different from Adobe Podcast Enhance Speech?
Adobe’s tool is good — but it requires an Adobe sign-in, uploads your audio to Adobe’s servers for processing, and caps the free tier at 30 minutes per file and 1 hour per day (as of July 2026). TrackGleam runs on this device, needs no account, and charges $1.99 once — no subscription required — instead of $9.99 a month.
Will this work on long recordings?
Yes — there’s no per-file minute cap and no daily limit. Long files just take longer, because your own device is doing the work. A faster computer means a faster cleanup.
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