Your book, in your reader's ears.
Most novels never become audiobooks — not because readers don't want them, but because production costs more than the advance. That math just changed.
Thousands per finished book
Traditional narration runs $200–400 per finished hour. A full novel costs more than most indie titles earn back in a year.
Months of turnaround
Booking a narrator, recording, proofing, retakes, mastering. Your audio edition ships two seasons after the launch buzz is gone.
Zero control after the booth door closes
The narrator reads your villain wrong in chapter two and you find out when the files arrive. Fixing it means re-booking studio time.
Paste the manuscript you already have
No formatting gymnastics. The AI director parses the chapter into narration and dialogue, finds your characters, and drafts performance notes.
Cast every part yourself
Audition thirty-plus voices in your own words and assign them per character. Your weary detective and your bright-eyed rookie stop sounding like the same person.
Direct line by line
A whispered confession, an urgent warning — write the note on the line and re-render just that sentence. One credit-minute to hear a preview.
Export an audiobook-ready file
Chaptered M4B with proper silence pacing and mastered loudness, plus an ACX-style readiness report. Each platform sets its own acceptance rules.
Indie · $29/mo
Five finished hours a month — about one novel per quarter, with credits left over for retakes.
Your audiobook starts at the next blank line.
Sign up free, paste your first chapter, and hear a preview in minutes. No card, no studio, no commitment.
This is a working beta. Your feedback helps shape the studio.
An hour of audio on the house · No credit card · Cancel any time