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Audyo
Techstars '20Newark, US · 3 known investors
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Audyo is an AI text-to-speech platform that turns typed text into human-sounding audio for podcasts, videos and audiobooks.
Also known as Audyo Inc.
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Investors · 3
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Company profile
researched Sep 2026Audyo (Audyo Inc.) operates a web-based artificial intelligence text-to-speech platform that converts written text into synthetic speech. Users paste or type text into an editor, select a voice, language and accent, generate audio, and then preview, edit and download the resulting file. The product is positioned for producing voice-overs without recording equipment or voice actors.
The editor supports switching speakers mid-document, adjusting pronunciation phonetically, and Markdown formatting, alongside an audio preview and a web player for sharing finished audio. Listed capabilities include multilingual voices, multiple accents, and a set of celebrity-impersonator voices. Stated applications span podcast production, audiobook creation, video voice-overs, educational material, marketing and advertising content, and localization of existing content.
Business model
Audyo sells access to its hosted text-to-speech application directly to end users on a freemium basis, with paid tiers layered on top of a free allowance of generated audio.
Freemium and paid subscriptions, with five membership packages plus credit purchases, one-time payments and pay-by-the-hour pricing options.
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Market position
Audyo competes in the AI voice generation category against large cloud speech services and standalone text-to-speech tools including Amazon Polly, Google Text-to-Speech, IBM Watson Text to Speech, Microsoft Azure Text to Speech and NaturalReader.
The product emphasises a document-style editor with in-line speaker switching, phonetic pronunciation control and Markdown support, plus celebrity-impersonator voices and flexible hourly or subscription pricing.
Technology
AI speech synthesis delivered through a browser-based application, combining voice, language and accent selection with editing controls for speaker switching, phonetic pronunciation adjustment and Markdown-formatted input. No public API or community hub is listed.
Go-to-market
Content creators, podcasters, video producers, audiobook publishers, educators and marketers.
Geography
Headquartered in Newark, United States; the service is delivered over the web and supports multiple languages and accents.
Compiled by commissioned research from 4 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
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primary sources listed
- Audyo: Advanced AI Text-to-Speech Converter | Creati.aicreati.ai · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Audyo do?
- Audyo is an AI text-to-speech platform that turns typed text into human-sounding audio for podcasts, videos and audiobooks.
- Who founded Audyo?
- Audyo was founded by Eoghan O'Neill.
- Who are Audyo's investors?
- Audyo's investors include Dream Machine, Techstars, The Fund.
- Where is Audyo headquartered?
- Audyo is headquartered in Newark, US.