Feature Requests

Is there a way to add a feature similar to what was available in SquadCast where I can see all of my scheduled podcast recordings in one place? I typically schedule guests about two months in advance, and it would be extremely helpful to have a calendar view within Descript so I can see all upcoming recordings without having to toggle between Descript and my personal calendar. I know there is currently an option to add recordings to your calendar, but having a built-in view of all scheduled recordings would be much more convenient. It would also be great to have an automated guest invitation feature. When I schedule a podcast, I’d like Descript to automatically email the guest their recording invitation, along with a Podcast Guest Tips document. Ideally, this could also include automated reminders before the recording. These were features I really liked about SquadCast, and having them integrated directly into Descript would make scheduling and managing podcast recordings much easier.

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Bring back the option to invert glass blurs to create a focus point on screen

It is very helpful to insert the word gap to make edited listening more natural. BUT, it ruins the video version because the gap is a blank (black) frame in the video. So, while the audio sounds ok, the video now is a distraction. Instead, is is possible to freeze the last frame prior to the inserted gap? Most often, they have finished a sentence and you want a pause, so the expression can work, but even if the expression is not perfect it would better than the visual blip.

I run in-person workshops with an audience in the room. Audience members who haven't consented to appear on camera end up in frame throughout the recording. I need to select one person once and have Descript track that selection across every frame they appear in, then apply an effect (blur/mask) to just that tracked region — the rest of the frame stays untouched. This is a single-camera, single-file video, so multicam track labeling doesn't apply; that assigns whole camera angles to speakers, not individual people within one continuous shot. Underlord confirmed this isn't currently possible. Right now I'm handling this manually by blurring or removing the frame with the individual, which doesn't scale as workshop attendance grows. This is a privacy/consent issue as much as an editing one.

Almost all of the content I produce has sequences, so I cannot enjoy the benefits of regenerate. I'd love to see it work on sequences -- but I'd also be happy if regenerate was an option in the Edit Sequence window, allowing me to apply it to a single track of the sequence.

1) Record a show 2) Stop the recording 3) Start another recording Result: Second recording is appended to the top, not to the bottom. It's a continuation or even a second show. The exact wrong behavior is to put the second recording at the beginning of the first recording. It doesn't logical or temporal sense.

The Descript MCP server ( api.descript.com/v2/mcp ) issues an OAuth access token with roughly an 8-hour lifetime and no refresh_token alongside it. I verified this by inspecting the stored credential in my MCP client: accessToken and expiresAt are present, no refresh token. Because there is nothing to refresh with, every MCP client (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, any other MCP host) is forced through the full browser re-authorization flow every 8 hours. For automation workflows, the main reason to connect over MCP in the first place, the connection dies mid-workday, every day, and a human has to click through the OAuth consent again. Request: return refresh tokens from the MCP OAuth flow (the MCP spec's OAuth 2.1 profile supports the refresh token grant), or offer a longer-lived access token. Either would let MCP clients keep the connection alive without daily manual re-auth. Other MCP servers I use do not behave this way, so Descript's stands out. The MCP integration itself is excellent. This is the one thing keeping it from being reliable for unattended workflows.