Add a branded listening experience to published writing

What is Audyo?

Audyo turns an existing article or newsletter into an audio version that can live alongside the writing. Paste a published or preview link, shape the audio in its studio, and share a player page or embed it on the original site. The current product emphasizes publication branding, pronunciation review, and listening data. It is designed around the publishing workflow, including teams with several publications, rather than only exporting a standalone synthetic voice file.

Check how the article sounds

Audyo's Soundcheck flags words that may need attention, and pronunciation settings can apply to a single post or across posts. The studio also supports images, links, and voice notes, with a keyboard-oriented editing workflow. Listen closely to names, abbreviations, and phrases that work on the page but sound awkward aloud. A recurring publication can use consistent pronunciation choices to keep its audio versions coherent over time.

Publish audio where readers already are

Each post receives a branded player and a shareable listening page. The site describes paywall settings, a publication listening portal, and analytics at post, publication, and organization level. WordPress and platform integrations can connect new writing to audio production. Decide whether the audio follows the article's access rules, then check the embedded player in the actual reading experience before applying the setup to an entire archive.

Features to explore

• Article-link import
• Pronunciation Soundcheck
• Branded audio players
• Publication listening portal
• Listening analytics

Who is Audyo for?

Newsletter writers and publishers can use Audyo when they want an audio edition attached to each article, especially where a team needs consistent branding, pronunciation review, and a way to understand listening across a publication.

Before you get started

Verify content rights, paywall behavior, and integration settings before processing an archive. Listen to names and quoted material, and check how revisions to the written article are reflected in its published audio version.