Webradio.ai reads what your council already publishes (app, website, events calendar, Facebook), turns it into a 2 to 10 minute audio bulletin and has it read by a natural voice. Nobody writes, nobody records: you listen, you approve, it goes out.
Pick a town: the AI looks up its latest news and the weather, writes the Flash and voices it, music included. About 2 minutes.
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We have also emailed you a link to set your password and find your Flash in your account.
A hand-made audio bulletin takes a journalist and a sound engineer. The News Flash does it for every edition, from what the council already publishes.
Your only job: listen and approve.
Nothing changes in your routine: you keep publishing as you do today. Each source is tested in one click before it is added.
Those sent through the residents’ app. Priority alerts lead the bulletin.
RSS feed, WordPress site or a simple news page: the Flash reads them as they are.
Current and upcoming events are announced with dates and venue, the soonest first.
Posts from the town’s official page round off the bulletin.
Only information published within the period you choose is used: the Flash is always up to date.
App, website, calendar and Facebook are read automatically, over 1 to 60 days.
The AI sorts, prioritises and rewrites: short sentences, clear dates, priority news first.
Female or male voice, several tones, with the music of your choice.
Audio file, video, listening page and a player to embed on the website or in the app.
Every Flash follows the same running order, that of a real local news bulletin. Residents know where they are from one edition to the next.
The town’s name, the date, the tone is set.
Priority information first: roadworks, outages, instructions.
Local life, rewritten to be understood on first hearing.
Upcoming events, the soonest first, with dates and venue.
A pointer to the app or website to find out more.
One bulletin, adapted to each of the council’s channels. Nothing to export or convert.
Every Flash also comes as a subtitled vertical video, ready for Facebook, Instagram and the council’s information screens.
One permanent address per town, always up to date: the latest Flash, its chapters, past editions. A link to drop into a notification or a newsletter.
See the exampleThe edition’s MP3, to download or share.
On the website or in the app: it always shows the latest Flash.
Each topic has its own chapter, and the full text stays readable for everyone.
For each item, its source and a link to the original post.
Female or male, several tones to choose from, with a sample to hear before you decide.
Opening and transition music, or the voice alone if you prefer.
2, 3, 5, 8 or 10 minutes, depending on how much is going on in town.
1 to 60 days of news covered by each edition.
A different voice or music for a single bulletin, without touching your settings.
You listen to the Flash before it goes out. Nothing is published without your go-ahead.
This is the player you embed on a website or in an app. It automatically shows the latest edition from Magny-le-Hongre (France), in French: for your town, the Flash is written and read in English.
The News Flash plugs into your platform. You keep the relationship with your councils; Webradio.ai produces and hosts the audio.
Request a Flash, get notified as soon as it’s ready, browse the history of editions.
Create and manage your towns, their sources and access from your own tool.
Three Flashes every 24 hours to test on your towns before activation.
Allowed IP addresses, call log and rate limiting.
Another question about the News Flash? Write to us.
No. The Flash reads what the council already posts on its app, website, events calendar and Facebook page. There is nothing to re-enter.
Yes. You listen to every edition before it is published, and nothing goes out without your go-ahead.
A few minutes of processing, with nothing for you to do: collection, writing, voicing and music follow on automatically.
2 to 10 minutes, covering 1 to 60 days. A small village often goes for a short weekly Flash, a busier town for a longer format.
On the council website through the player, in the residents’ app, on the listening page shared by link, and as a video on social media.
The News Flash is part of a set of tools designed to give local life a voice.
Pick your town: a first Flash is generated in two minutes from its news, so you can listen before you decide.