Content you already produce
Features, profiles, roadworks, events, community life: the editorial material is already there.
Your town
has a voice.
Make it heard.
Town magazine, newsletter, news, events, practical information: Webradio.ai turns them into shareable podcasts and a local digital radio station. A new way into council information.
Your existing contentApproved by your teams
The town magazine
Features, events, profiles, local life.
Content that is already written and already approved.
LISTEN TO THE SAMPLE
The voice of your area
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A local radio station that is simple to launch and simple to run, with no studio and no radio newsroom.
Magazine↗Events≋Local life↗Useful info≋Your radio
Your magazine deserves
to be heard.
Every month, your town already produces useful content. Not every resident reads it. With audio, it gets a second life.
Residents who are hard to reach
Some skim the magazine, others don’t receive it or can’t read it easily.
A second life in audio
Every feature, profile or announcement becomes an episode, a chronicle or a local news flash.
MODERNISE · REACH FURTHERA public channel,
A public channel,
close to residents.
More than a medium,
a public service.
Modernise
Bring council communications into the age of audio.
Stand out
Become a pioneering town with its own podcast and local radio station.
Reach further
Make your area’s voice heard on the web and on listening platforms.
Include
Reach non-readers, older people, people with visual impairments, young people and working people.
Keep information flowing
Events, weather and news kept up to date, day by day and season by season.
Stay in control
Your teams review and approve everything that is broadcast.
Everything that informs
can become audio.
The radio station starts from the real day-to-day work of a town hall or a group of councils.
Town magazine
Features, profiles, culture and heritage as episodes.
“Feature of the month”Local news
Decisions, roadworks, council life, press releases.
“This week’s roadworks”Events
Markets, concerts, public meetings, community events.
“What’s on this weekend”Practical info
Public services, opening hours, waste collections, how-to guides.
“Good to know”Weather and alerts
Local weather and warning messages, updated every day.
“Local weather”Community life
Clubs, culture, youth, sport: a voice for local groups and people.
“Local profile”Not everyone reads.
Many people listen.
The newsletter, the website and the events calendar remain essential. Audio does not replace the written word: it complements it, making council information accessible to people who read little, find reading difficult, or don’t have time at the right moment.
45%of French people say they read every day.Source: CNL / Ipsos barometer, 2025.
People with visual impairments
Access to local information without relying solely on visual media.
Older people
A less tiring format than reading on a screen or scrolling through a PDF.
People less at ease with reading
An alternative for residents with dyslexia, non-readers or people short on time.
Young and working people
Local news to listen to on mobile, in the car, between appointments.
Your local groups
bring the station to life.
The town’s radio station also becomes a platform for clubs, cultural organisations, schools and festival committees. The council doesn’t just broadcast: it brings local life together.
- 1
You set the pace
An automatic request every week, every month or ahead of the town’s key events.
- 2
Local groups send in their news
A simple form for their news, results, events or calls for volunteers.
- 3
The town hall stays in control
Every contribution is reviewed, approved and voiced before broadcast.
Call for contributionsThis week
Football clubWeekend results, next match, call for volunteers.
Arts associationExhibition, Wednesday workshop, sign-ups for activities.
Festival committeeFestival programme, practical info, volunteers wanted.
Your station is fed by the real life of your area.
From magazine to podcast,
then to local radio.
A podcast showcases a piece of content. A digital radio station brings all your local information to life in a continuous stream. You can start with one and add the other.
To get started
The local podcast
A short, shareable format to showcase the articles in your magazine.
- Features and profiles as episodes
- Weekend events, roadworks, practical info
- A player on the town’s website
- Optional distribution on listening platforms
On demand · On your channels
To build a listening habit
The town’s digital radio station
A continuous stream that brings together podcasts, chronicles, news, events, weather and council messages.
- A station that reflects your town
- Scheduled news, events and weather
- Contributions from local groups
- Jingles and station branding
- Web, mobile and smart speaker player
Continuous · 24/7
Create a sample
for your town.
A few details about your town and your content sources, and we generate a preview of a local radio station. You receive it by email within minutes.
1Town
2Sources
3Content
4Contact
5Generation
A local radio station,
without a radio newsroom.
The platform automates production. Your teams stay in control of the tone, the content and the broadcasting.
01 / CONNECT
Connect your sources.
Town website, news page, events calendar, social media or PDF magazine.
02 / TRANSFORM
Adapt it for the ear.
AI rewrites your information as clear, short chronicles with a local tone.
03 / APPROVE
Review and approve.
Your teams review, correct and fine-tune everything before it is broadcast.
04 / BROADCAST
Get people listening.
Podcast, player on the town’s website or continuous digital radio.
Two ways to get started.
Depending on your resources, you run it yourselves or hand the set-up over to our team.
Self-managed
You’re in charge
We train you on the platform. You create and broadcast your content at your own pace.
- Full training on the tool
- Technical support included
- Scheduling and broadcasting at your own pace
Fully supported
We take care of everything
You tell us what you need and we set it up, for a polished result from day one.
- Tailored configuration
- Custom sound identity
- First content and launch on the town’s website
Frequently asked
questions.
Answers to the first questions from councillors and communications teams.
Ask us a question ↗Do we need a studio or equipment?
No. Script preparation, voice generation and scheduling are all done from the platform. Your teams step in to review and approve.
How do residents listen?
Through a player built into the town’s website, on mobile, as a podcast or on smart speakers. At any time, from any device.
Who approves what is broadcast?
Your teams. Every piece of content can be reviewed, corrected or rejected before it is broadcast. The AI prepares, the council decides.
What budget should we plan for?
Webradio.ai works on a monthly subscription, with no investment in equipment. The cost is far lower than that of a traditional radio station.
Where do we start?
Choose an issue of your magazine or a news section, then get in touch: we will prepare a first sample from your content.
Your area’s radio station
starts here.
Send us your magazine or your website address: we will prepare a first audio sample.