Branded players
Have each publication use its own colors and branding, with players that drop into any page.
Soundcheck and pronunciation control
A voice check flags words it might say wrong so you can confirm or correct them before publishing.
Embeds, API and WordPress webhook
Posts get their own player page, an iframe embed and oEmbed support; the API converts a URL or markdown into a page with audio.
Paywall settings and analytics
Set audio as paywalled for paying readers only or open to everyone, and track listening per post, publication and organization.
Team and multi-publication structure
Invite teammates to a publication, and let one organization hold many publications each with its own settings and branding.
Audyo is an audio publishing platform for people who write. Rather than generating a one-off voice file, it turns your existing written output into a listening experience: you paste a link to a post you have already published, Audyo produces human-quality audio, and the piece gets its own player page plus an embed for any site. Newsletter writers can often use just a public preview link, while WordPress sites and platforms can push new posts through a publish_post webhook or the API.
The Audyo Studio is built for speed, with a keyboard-first editor where Command+K opens a command palette and single keys trigger edits. A feature called Soundcheck scans the script for words the voice might get wrong and asks you to confirm each one, and pronunciation rules can be set for a single post or for every post. Original images and links from the post are pulled through automatically so the audio version stays close to the written one.
For publishers, Audyo organizes work into organizations and publications, each with its own branding, settings and team, and offers paywall controls so audio can be restricted to paying readers. Analytics track listening per post, per publication and per organization, and a listening portal lets readers search and play every post from a publication. The Pro plan adds sound effects, background tracks, custom player colors, custom spoken intros on downloads, subtitles and ZIP downloads. Worth noting: the team itself says very technical content and non-English writing are handled less well, and the site lists an Audyo Assistant who checks that new content sounds right.
