Your feed is the only version of your show every app ever sees.
This reads it and tells you three things: what isn’t working, what varies across your catalogue, and what your show could be using but isn’t. Counts and observations — no score, no grade, and nothing you have to buy at the end of it.
What is your podcast called?
Type the name, pick your show from the list, and the audit runs on the feed Apple has on file for it. Nothing about your show is stored or logged.
Which one is yours?
Is this your show?
The audit reads the feed address below. If this is the wrong show, everything in the audit will be about somebody else.
I have my feed address
Paste your feed address
The address of your podcast’s RSS feed — it usually ends /rss or .rss.
or, if you already have the file
Where do I find my feed address?
- It is in your podcast host’s settings, usually under Distribution, Syndication or simply RSS.
- Captivate, Buzzsprout, Libsyn, Transistor and Podbean all show it plainly. On Spotify for Podcasters it looks like
anchor.fm/s/…/podcast/rss. - If you cannot find it, search Apple Podcasts or Listen Notes for your show — both display the feed address.
- Paste it in the box above. You do not need to download anything.
Free Report or Deep Audit
The Free Report reads your feed. The Deep Audit goes and looks.
The Free Report
Free
/ while you wait
- Your links
- Checked: clickable, going where they say
- Tracking codes spotted
- Not included: Finds dead links
- Your artwork
- Every episode’s artwork shown
- Not included: Every image fetched and measured
- Transcripts and chapters
- Which episodes have them
- Not included: Every file checked
- Numbers, titles and dates
- Missing numbers, repeats, long titles, gaps
- Audio
- Lengths and file sizes in your feed
- Not included: Every audio file opened
- Your show’s settings
- Artwork, category, language, website
- Listed on Apple and Podcast Index
- Not included: What Apple really reads today
- What you get
- Which episodes, and one thing to do
- A PDF to check for any issues
- Not included: A workbook with everything to check off
- Not included: A 2nd audit free within 30 days
The Deep Audit
£49
/ one podcast · within 24 hours
Free for beta testers
- Your links
- Checked: clickable, going where they say
- Tracking codes spotted
- Finds dead links
- Your artwork
- Every episode’s artwork shown
- Every image fetched and measured
- Transcripts and chapters
- Which episodes have them
- Every file checked
- Numbers, titles and dates
- Missing numbers, repeats, long titles, gaps
- Audio
- Lengths and file sizes in your feed
- Every audio file opened
- Your show’s settings
- Artwork, category, language, website
- Listed on Apple and Podcast Index
- What Apple really reads today
- What you get
- Which episodes, and one thing to do
- A PDF to check for any issues
- A workbook with everything to check off
- A 2nd audit free within 30 days
Compare the two, finding by finding →
Neither one does the repairs. Try the Free Report first — if it comes back clean, you don’t need the Deep Audit.
Your browser’s print dialogue opens — choose Save as PDF as the destination. Switch off “Headers and footers” for a clean copy, and leave “Background graphics” on so the artwork prints.
Want the Deep Audit on your show? It’s free while we test it.