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Music streaming platform Spotify is testing a feature to let users record, edit and publish podcasts directly within the main app.
The introduction of this feature will let users get rid of other apps, including Spotify’s Anchor, to record and publish podcasts. The company started its experiment in New Zealand last month.
According to The Hindu, the + (plus) button next to ‘Your Library’ on the home screen will include options to ‘record podcast’ or ‘create a playlist.’
The platform earlier tested the ‘create podcast’ feature in 2019, which prompted users to download Anchor at that time. It is unclear when the feature will roll out to end-users and in other markets.
