Six days since Liso launched here....

Six days since Liso launched here, and thank you genuinely. A lot of what

follows came straight out of things people said in the comments and by email.

Listens are now up to ~45 minutes

The old per-listen cap cut long reads short. You can now paste a full article,

a long newsletter, or a whole chapter and get it back as one continuous listen

instead of three awkward pieces.

A real transcript, kept exactly as you copied it

Open any listen and the complete text is right there to read along with, with

your original paragraphs and line breaks intact. The Chrome extension also

preserves line breaks now when it grabs a selection, so what you highlight is

what you get.

A guided walkthrough for new accounts

Enough people signed up and then weren't sure where to start that this was

clearly on me, not them. New accounts now get a short spotlight tour of the

library that points at the actual buttons.

Plans show their real names

Titanium, Platinum and Diamond now display correctly everywhere instead of a

generic "Pro". Small thing, but it was confusing at exactly the wrong moment.

A "what's new" note inside the app

So changes like these actually reach you instead of quietly shipping.

Every month, tell me one feature to build

There's now a monthly note asking for one thing you want. I read every reply

and I build from that list. This is the honest way I'd rather do a roadmap.

Polish

A highlighter-bar cursor that matches the logo, smoother animations across the

whole app, a proper Terms page, and two new in-depth guides on the blog.

If you tried Liso and bounced off it, I'd really like to know why. Reply here

or email me at , it comes straight to me.

Free to start, no card:

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the transcript staying exactly as pasted, paragraphs and line breaks intact, is a small detail but it's the one that actually matters when you're going back to find something specific mid listen instead of scrubbing audio. on the monthly feature note, is that a private note only you see, or does it turn into something other users can see and upvote too? those are both reasonable ways to run it, but they lead to pretty different roadmaps, one is you picking what matters, the other is whoever asks loudest that month.

 those are just for you to see ))