Earshot

Audio tours that play where you stand.

Drop stops on a map, write each one, and give it a voice. Visitors open a link on their phone and hear every stop as they arrive. No app to install.

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How it works

  1. 01

    Drop your stops

    Tap the map where a stop belongs, name it, and choose how close a visitor must get.

  2. 02

    Write and cast

    Type what the stop says, pick a voice from your account, and render the audio.

  3. 03

    Publish and print

    Publish the link, then print one card per stop with its number and QR code.

Built for places people walk

  • Museums and galleries

    A guide in every room, without handsets.

  • Campuses

    Open days that run while staff answer questions.

  • City walks

    One poster, one link, the whole route.

  • Trails and parks

    Stops outdoors, where a sign can only say so much.

  • Open houses

    Buyers walk the rooms at their own pace.

  • Ghost tours and heritage

    Evening routes that need no booking.

What the visitor gets

  • It plays when you arrive

    Walk into range of a stop and it starts on its own.

  • Or scan the code at the stop

    Every printed card opens that one stop and plays it.

  • Save it before you go

    Download the whole tour on Wi-Fi and walk it without a signal.

  • No app and no account

    It runs in the browser on any phone, from a link.

Keep the screen on while walking; phones pause web pages in the background.

What it costs

Earshot is included with an AI TTS Microservice Pro or Enterprise plan. Rendering a stop is charged to that account, the same as any other job.

Your API key stays on this device. Tours are saved in your browser until you publish them.

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Questions

Do visitors need an account?
No. They open the link or scan a code and the tour plays. Nothing is installed and nothing is signed up for.
Where does the audio live, and how long does a link last?
The audio stays in the account that rendered it, and the link plays it from there. The link keeps working until you unpublish or republish the tour.
What happens when I republish?
Republishing makes a new link and new QR codes, and the old ones stop working. Print the cards again after you republish.
Does Earshot track where visitors are?
No. The phone works out the distance to each stop by itself, and the position never leaves the device.
Can a tour work without a signal?
Yes. A visitor can save the whole tour before setting out, and it plays from the phone after that.