Listen to websites like podcasts

The internet may have its own podcast soon.

Yesterday, TAYL launched on Product Hunt to give content on the internet a voice. How TAYL works:

Step 1: Signup to create your own “podcast”
Step 2: When you find something interesting online, bookmark it on TAYL
Step 3: Later on, grab your AirPods and start listening to the internet (i.e. the sites bookmarked)

Some of TAYL's additional features:

It detects the language of text automatically 🔍
It uses A.I. to summarize long articles 🤓
It lets you select from over 50 voices in 17 languages 🌍
It sounds (almost) human 🎧

Some early reactions on Product Hunt:

“I’ve always wanted something like this. I listen to a lot of podcasts, never get the time to read though” - Keir

“Best voice imitation” - Anna

Audio technology like this could be a solution for people with vision or reading problems, and we're seeing others dip into the space.

Narro also turns articles into a podcast 📰
Voice Dream Mail reads you your emails 💌
Read2Me turns any website or file into a podcast 🎙
Play turns your Wordpress articles into podcasts 📝
Speechkit creates audio for any news story 🎧

Try TAYL

You prompt your LLMs, why not your speech-to-text?

AssemblyAI’s Universal-3 Pro introduces a new class of promptable speech models—built for real-world Voice AI. It handles domain-specific language, multiple languages, accents, and noisy audio with ease.

Unlike traditional ASR, Universal-3 Pro lets developers guide accuracy with prompts, combining the reliability of speech recognition with the controllability of LLMs—so you’re not stuck fixing transcripts after the fact.

AssemblyAI is opening free access throughout February, and the Product Hunt community is among the first to try what promptable ASR can do.

👉 Try Universal-3 Pro for free