Narration, pronunciation, pacing, chapter marks. The production line is agentic end to end, which is how a catalog gets through it.
Each recorded sentence is verified against the printed text. Not spot-checked. Checked. A dropped line or a wrong number fails the title, not the listener.
Nothing ships on a machine's say-so. A person approves the title, and the sign-off leaves a receipt.
The same approval system that runs this studio runs these recordings. Agents draft, a person signs, the record keeps the receipt.
For
- Rights-holders with audio-dark catalogs
- Publishers who want titles out, not a project
- Ed-techs with course texts worth hearing
- Anyone who needs the audio faithful to the page
Forty-five seconds from a title already out on Spotify and Google Play. Synthetic narration, every sentence checked against the printed text, a human signed off before it shipped.
Bring a catalog, or one title you care about. We'll tell you what it takes to produce it, faithfully and disclosed, and where it can land. Titles go to the audiobook stores that welcome disclosed AI narration; the exact list is named per title, in writing, before production starts.
A conversation first. No checkout, no commitment.