Transmit - Podcast template built with Next.js

Transmit is a professionally designed podcast website template created by the official Tailwind CSS team for podcasters ready to launch their show online. Built with Next.js and React, it delivers a polished listening experience with a custom audio player that persists across page navigation, allowing visitors to browse episodes and show notes without interrupting playback. The template connects directly to your podcast RSS feed, automatically pulling in episode information and keeping your site synchronized with your hosting platform. With expertly crafted code and thoughtful componentization, Transmit serves as both a production-ready starting point and a valuable learning resource for developers studying React and Tailwind CSS best practices.

What's included

• Complete podcast homepage with featured episodes and show overview
• Individual episode pages with detailed show notes and playback controls
• Persistent audio player that continues playing as visitors navigate the site
• RSS feed integration for automatic episode synchronization
• About page template for introducing hosts and show background
• Responsive layouts optimized for desktop, tablet, and mobile devices
• Both TypeScript and JavaScript versions of the complete codebase

Ideal for

• Podcasters launching a dedicated website for their show
• Content creators wanting a professional presence beyond hosting platforms
• Independent shows seeking custom branding and design control
• Interview series and narrative podcasts with multiple episodes
• Educational content delivered in audio format

Tech & compatibility

The template uses Next.js 15 with React 19 and Tailwind CSS v4.1, along with TypeScript 5.8 for developers who prefer type safety. A plain JavaScript version is also included for teams working without TypeScript. The codebase is structured as a well-organized Next.js project with reusable components, making it straightforward to extend and maintain. Deployment works seamlessly with any platform that supports Next.js applications, including Vercel and Netlify.

Accessibility

Transmit is built with keyboard navigation as a priority, ensuring all interactive elements can be accessed without a mouse. The markup is carefully structured to provide an excellent experience for screen reader users, with proper ARIA labels and semantic HTML throughout. Audio controls include keyboard shortcuts and clear focus states for improved usability.

License & usage

Purchase includes unlimited use across personal and commercial projects with no recurring fees. Free updates to the template are included with your original purchase, covering bug fixes and framework version upgrades.