Audiopi

Market position

Audiopi presents itself as an audio-first revision and teaching resource within the UK secondary education market, claiming use by over 250 schools plus international schools and families, and citing an EdTech Impact Teacher Recommended Award with a 4.8/5 rating.

Audiopi positions its content as written by senior examiners, academics and subject-matter experts and produced to match exam board specifications, delivered in short 10-15 minute topic-level episodes. Its stated points of difference are screen-free and data-free listening through a downloadable app, suitability across student abilities including pupils who struggle with extended reading, and use as a flipped-learning tool that frees classroom contact time.

Technology

Content is delivered as downloadable audio through the Audiopi website and iOS and Android apps, which support offline listening without a data connection, and through the Acast podcast host, which syndicates subscription feeds to Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Pocket Casts. Access for schools is managed through a single universal school-wide login.

Go-to-market

Sales run through two channels. Schools and departments are approached directly, with free extended trials, personal access for teacher CPD, no-obligation quotes, multi-topic package pricing and half-year subscriptions timed to revision programmes; the site directs prospects to a contact form and lists a telephone number. Families and students are reached through consumer podcast distribution on Acast and mainstream podcast apps, with the first five episodes of all 19 series offered free as a funnel into paid subject subscriptions. Third-party validation is sought through the EdTech Impact review platform, and the site leans heavily on teacher and student testimonials from named UK schools.

Secondary school students studying for GCSE and A Level exams, their parents, and teachers, heads of department and schools in the UK and international schools following UK exam board specifications.

Geography

The company is UK-based (Audiopi Ltd) and its content is aligned to UK GCSE and A Level exam board specifications. It states that it serves hundreds of UK and international schools and families across the country, and that it is used by British and international schools around the world.

History

The company operates as Audiopi Ltd, building a catalogue that has grown to over 2,000 individual tutorials. Its own materials note that it launched initially with English, History and Science before extending to further subjects including Sociology, Psychology, Religious Studies, Biology and Physics, plus a careers guide. In 2024 it moved distribution of its family-facing product to the podcast host Acast, starting with GCSE English Literature and Language and planning to migrate the remaining GCSE and A Level libraries over the course of the year.