Not everyone reads the same way. Dyslexia, visual impairments, ADHD, chronic fatigue, or simply tired eyes after a long day — there are many reasons reading on a screen is hard.

Most accessibility tools offer text-to-speech: a single synthetic voice reading the page word-for-word. It works, but it’s exhausting to listen to for more than a few minutes.

#A Better Listening Experience

audiclip turns your saved articles into a daily podcast with two conversational hosts. The difference from traditional TTS:

• Two voices — the back-and-forth is dramatically easier to follow than a monologue
• Conversation, not reading — the hosts discuss ideas, skip boilerplate, and ask clarifying questions
• Summarization — a 5,000-word article becomes a focused 5-minute discussion of what matters
• Daily cadence — no need to activate TTS on each article. Save during the day, listen to everything tomorrow

#Why Two Hosts Matter for Accessibility

Attention fatigue with a single voice is a known problem. Research shows that attentional engagement drops significantly after 3-5 minutes of monotone speech.

Two voices create:

• Natural rhythm breaks that maintain attention
• Vocal variety that reduces auditory fatigue
• A conversational structure that’s cognitively easier to follow than a linear reading
• Questions that break complex ideas into digestible segments

#100+ Languages

Save articles in any language. Listen in yours. For people who read more easily in their native language, this removes the additional cognitive load of processing a second language.

#Works With Your Existing Setup

audiclip delivers via standard RSS. It works in any podcast app — including apps you may already have configured for accessibility (playback speed, voice boost, etc.).

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• How to Turn Articles Into Podcasts

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