Would love if comments were saved offline, and then synced when connecting back to the internet. Unfortunately I have been burned from leaving many comments while working offline, only to find none of them saved (and were in fact deleted) when I synced online.

I've had a number of issues when trying to record offline. In one case, I lost 40 minutes of a podcast recording session due to issues with it trying to sync while my internet connection was spotty. After re-recording with wifi completely turned off, I had to manually find each audio file and import it back into the project and re-create my 3-track sequences by hand in order to get Descript to transcribe the tracks I recorded into a normal composition. This just shouldn't be. There's no reason a desktop app shouldn't be able to simply record offline and transcribe after the fact. This is an instability issue that leaves the user feeling uncertain that their recording is secure when disconnected from wifi or on an unstable connection. I suggest that the app instead just allow an "Offline Mode" or have a "Sync" setting that is either on or off and when off, it neither tries to upload nor transcribe. It would be fine if transcription were not automatic once wifi is restored and each sequence had to be manually enqueued for transcription.

I'd like to request that SquadCast focuses on improving reliability by recording the files locally and uploading them separately.

We are struggling with multiple clients and multiple recording sessions with loss of recordings, failed uploads, interrupted or slow connections. SquadCast should implement a solution like other platforms out there -- cache locally, upload slowly or even AFTER the recording.

SquadCast should also do this to allow resuming an upload if a guest's connection gets interrupted.

Until these things are implemented, I'm afraid SquadCast's other features - 4K recording and all the bells and whistles are quite useless if recording reliability cannot be guaranteed.