Audigo Labs

Audigo Labs develops portable content-creation hardware and software for musicians, podcasters, and video creators. Its core product is a pocket-sized wireless stereo smart microphone paired with the Audigo Studio mobile app, which together allow a smartphone to capture synced audio and video. The microphone records 24-bit/48kHz WAV audio to onboard memory and transfers it to the phone; the app handles multitrack recording, mixing, EQ, reverb and other effects, noise reduction, automatic clip correction, cinematic video capture, and export or sharing.

Up to four Audigo microphones can be connected to a single iPhone at once, each capturing a separate track into a shared project, with the company's patented multi-sync technology maintaining timing accuracy across microphones and automatically syncing video recorded in the app to the audio mix. Because audio is written to the microphone's memory before transfer, there is no live monitoring of material as it is being recorded, though playback of previously recorded or imported tracks through headphones is latency-free. A paid Studio+ tier adds expanded effects and custom presets, unlimited audio and video tracks, auto soundcheck, cloud storage, a multitrack video mixer, and remote project collaboration.

The company positions the system as a replacement for cable-based, multi-component recording setups for demos, social media video, and layered multitrack songs, and cites users ranging from casual players to touring professionals.

Founding story

Audigo Labs was founded in 2019 by Armen Nazarian, a drummer and former Tesla engineer, after he found existing high-quality sound recording options too complicated for content creators. The team includes people who previously worked on consumer products at Sonos, Pebble, Adobe, and Oculus [1][2].

Business model

Audigo sells wireless microphone hardware direct to consumers through its own online store, together with accessories, and distributes a free mobile app for iOS and Android. Recurring revenue comes from the Studio+ subscription, which unlocks advanced recording, effects, cloud, and collaboration features [0][3].

Hardware sales of the wireless smart microphone and accessories, plus a Studio+ software subscription priced at $15 per month or $99 per year, with the annual plan described as a 45% saving over monthly billing [0][3].

Traction

The company states that thousands of musicians and creators use Audigo, ranging from casual players to touring professionals, and publishes recordings from named artist users. Musician Frank Hannon recorded a full album using only an iPhone and Audigo [0][3].

Latest developments

In November 2025 Audigo announced the Android release of its Studio app, expanded Studio+ features (additional effects and custom presets, unlimited audio and video tracks, auto soundcheck, cloud storage, remote collaboration) available immediately to existing subscribers, a new $99 annual Studio+ subscription, and a limited-time $199 microphone price. The company's site subsequently listed the Android app as available for order through the Google Play Store, with multi-mic recording, Studio+ effects, and cloud storage to arrive in later releases. App version 5.5 added a cinematic mode [0][3].