Record podcasts and interviews with only a browser using Cleanfeed

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Source: Cleanfeed

Cleanfeed is an audio recorder that lives entirely in the browser. You can use it to record yourself, or add others to the conversation. The account holder needs to be at least 16 years old, so using the service with students would be limited to the latter part of high school.

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