Website and news
Your pages, articles and news feeds are read automatically and turned into features as soon as they are published.
Your content already exists.
All it needs is a voice.
No need to produce more. Webradio.ai starts from what you already publish (website, news, magazine, events calendar, internal documents) and turns it into audio programmes.
Nothing extra to produceApproval before broadcast
The original content
Works at the council sports hall
“As part of the sports facilities renovation programme, the council hereby informs residents…”
THE BROADCAST FEATURE
Calling all sports fans
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Not just read aloud: every text is rewritten for the ear, then approved.
Website↗PDF≋Calendar↗Newsletter≋Your voice
What can feed
your radio station.
Any content that carries information can become audio. Here are the most commonly used sources.
PDF documents
Town magazine, internal newsletter, annual report, newsletter: a PDF you have already produced becomes an audio series.
Events calendar
Upcoming events are announced at the right time, then taken off air once the date has passed.
Press releases and messages
Official messages, management announcements, service information: broadcast with the right priority.
Existing audio
Interviews, field recordings, testimonials, jingles: your files slot straight into the programming.
Internal contributions
Staff, associations, managers or field teams submit their news through a dedicated form.
Automatic data
Weather, practical information, opening times, recurring reminders: generated every day with no intervention.
Manually typed texts
An urgent message to get out? You write it, the voice is generated and the message goes on air.
From written content
to content you hear.
This is not automatic read-aloud. Every piece of content is rewritten for speech, then approved before broadcast.
01 / CONNECT
Connect the source.
A website address, a news feed or an uploaded document. The source is then monitored automatically.
02 / REWRITE
Rewrite for the ear.
Short sentences, a hook, a calibrated length, a tone in line with your editorial guidelines.
03 / APPROVE
Review and approve.
You review, correct or reject. Nothing goes on air without your approval, if you so choose.
04 / BROADCAST
Put it on air.
The feature joins the programming schedule, between two music tracks, with its station branding.
Before and after.
The same content, two formats. On the left, what you already publish; on the right, what your listeners hear.
The original content
“As part of the sports facilities renovation programme, the council hereby informs residents that the council sports hall will undergo resurfacing works on its sports floor from 15 March, for an estimated period of six weeks. Slots allocated to local associations will be reassigned to the Les Tilleuls sports complex for the entire period.”
The broadcast feature
“Calling all sports fans: the council sports hall closes its doors from 15 March. On the agenda: a brand-new floor, and six weeks of works. Associations, don’t worry: your slots carry on at the Les Tilleuls sports complex for as long as the works last.”
AI speeds things up.
You stay in control.
Automating production does not mean losing control over what is said on your station.
Approval before broadcast
Every piece of generated content can be reviewed, edited or rejected before it goes on air.
Defined editorial tone
You set the style, the register and the wording to avoid. The platform sticks to it.
Chosen sources
You decide which sections are used and which stay off air.
Time-limited content
Out-of-date information drops out of the schedule automatically. No announcements for events that have already happened.
Your content is ready.
Here’s what comes next.
The next steps in how Webradio.ai works.
Show us
what you publish.
We prepare a first audio sample from your own content.