Fiction shows without the casting calendar.
Audio fiction needs a cast. Casts need scheduling, studios, and budgets that don't survive a weekly release schedule. Here's the other way.
Multi-voice scenes need actors you can’t schedule
Five characters in a scene means five calendars, five rates, and a recording session that slips two weeks every time someone gets a cold.
Episode cadence vs. production time
A weekly show needs a finished episode every seven days. Traditional production needs three weeks per episode. The math never closes.
Re-records mean re-booking
One rewritten line in the cold open and you’re negotiating pickup sessions — or shipping the flub.
A full cast in one pass
The director parses your script, casts each character from thirty-plus voices, and renders the scene as one conversation — pacing, pauses, interruptions intact.
Re-record one line without resetting the session
Rewrite the line, hit render, and only that line regenerates. The rest of the episode is untouched.
Tune performances like a director
Per-line performance notes — "whispered", "through gritted teeth", "barely holding it together" — and per-character speed and pitch.
Podcast-ready exports
Mastered MP3 with chapter markers and consistent loudness, drop-in ready for your hosting platform.
Creator · $99/mo
Twenty hours a month — a weekly show with room to spare for trailers and bonus episodes.
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.
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An hour of audio on the house · No credit card · Cancel any time