It starts with what you publish
Connect the blog, newsletter and channels you already write from. Narra pulls each piece in and breaks it into the segments an episode can use.
Narra turns what a creator already publishes into a minicast: a short audio show their fans can check every day.
Built from the creator's own work — posts, newsletters, videos.
On a schedule fans can count on, a few minutes at a time.
Creator approves every episode, or lets it run on its own.
How it works
Connect the blog, newsletter and channels you already write from. Narra pulls each piece in and breaks it into the segments an episode can use.
Each episode is scripted from those sources, in the tone you set. Claims are checked against the sources before anything airs.
The episode is voiced and goes out to every follower at the time you choose. Approve each one first, or let it run.
For creators
You already do the hard part. Set up your minicast once and Narra turns every post into audio your fans can follow.
You choose the schedule, length, tone and sources. Approve each episode, or let it run on its own.
Share one link on your socials. Fans follow your minicast in the app, and you see where they came from.
Episodes carry audio ads matched to your listeners, and that revenue is shared with you.
Launch creators
We're bringing on a small group of creators first. Tell us where you publish and we'll set up your minicast with you.
Your newsletter, blog or channel. That's the raw material.
Pick the schedule, length and tone. Approve the first few before anything goes out.
Post it once and your fans follow the minicast in the app.
For listeners
Episodes run a few minutes and arrive on the creator's schedule, so there's always something new.
Every minicast is built from one creator's own work, in their voice and tone — not a generic feed.
A Cal football beat, a downtown food newsletter, a midlife-wellness writer. The niche is the point.
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