Turn your manuscript into an audiobook.
Pick voices for your cast. Hear a chapter sample first. Produce the book when it sounds right — without leaving your desk.
Free to write forever. Audio is optional — sample first.
Audio · Narrator
Sample first
Cast from story bible
- 1Ready
Narrator
Warm studio · ready
- 2Ready
Mara
Low, measured · ready
- 3Ready
Jonah
Young, bright · ready
- 4…
The Clerk
Thin, hurried · designing…
Cast script
Soft rain · distant station horn
Narrator · The platform was almost empty.
Mara · Did you bring the letter?
Jonah · It never left my coat.
The problem
A voice playground is not an audiobook desk.
You paste a chapter into a random TTS tool, pick one voice for everyone, burn hours of audio before chapter one is wrong — and still have no cast, no chapter plan, and no clear path from manuscript to finished listen.
- One voice reading every character flattens the book.
- Full-book generation before you hear a sample.
- No link to your story bible or chapter list.
- Files everywhere — never a production room on the page.
The usual setup
TTS playground
One voice · whole cast · sounds like karaoke
Full-book burn
Hours queued before chapter one is wrong
No story bible
Jonah sounds like the narrator sounds like the villain
Export guesswork
Files everywhere · no desk that owns the book
What Narrator is
Audiobook production on the write desk.
Open Audio on a real manuscript. Narrator uses your characters and chapters, assigns distinct voices, and builds samples you can play before you produce the whole book.
- Characters from your story bible get their own voices
- Multi-voice dialogue that sounds like a cast, not karaoke
- Chapter samples first — full book only when you choose
- Runtime estimate so you know how long the listen will be
Audio · Narrator
Sample first
Cast from story bible
- 1Ready
Narrator
Warm studio · ready
- 2Ready
Mara
Low, measured · ready
- 3Ready
Jonah
Young, bright · ready
- 4…
The Clerk
Thin, hurried · designing…
Sample · Chapter 12
Soft rain · distant station horn
Narrator · The platform was almost empty.
Mara · Did you bring the letter?
Jonah · It never left my coat.
Sample first
You approve the production.
Narrator plans the cast, samples a scene, and waits. You decide when a chapter is ready and when to produce more. No silent overnight rewrite of the whole book.
Jobs
What authors use it for
Simple jobs that get you from draft to something you can hear.
Narrator plus each speaking character gets a distinct voice from your story bible.
Audio · Narrator
Sample first
Cast from story bible
- 1Ready
Narrator
Warm studio · ready
- 2Ready
Mara
Low, measured · ready
- 3Ready
Jonah
Young, bright · ready
- 4…
The Clerk
Thin, hurried · designing…
Cast script
Soft rain · distant station horn
Narrator · The platform was almost empty.
Mara · Did you bring the letter?
Jonah · It never left my coat.
How it works
Three steps. That’s the product.
Step 1
Plan the cast
Match voices to characters. Adjust until the cast fits the book.
Step 2
Sample a chapter
Play multi-voice audio from a real chapter on the desk.
Step 3
Produce when ready
Generate more chapters only after the sample sounds right.
Quiet by default
It only works when you open Audio.
When Narrator is closed, it’s just you and the manuscript. No overnight regenerating every chapter.
Pricing
Write free. Pay when you produce audio.
Plan the cast on the free desk. Samples and full production use prepaid fuel — same simple top-up as CoAuthor.
Start free. No card required to open a manuscript.
Samples + production
Fuel
- Multi-voice chapter samples
- Produce chapters when ready
- Same prepaid fuel as CoAuthor
- Sample first — no full-book surprise
Hear chapter one with a real cast.
Open a free desk, enable Audio on a book with characters, and sample before you produce the whole manuscript.
Start free