A demonstration article

The quiet return of the neighbourhood bakery

This is the real widget, playing real generated audio:

On a narrow street that most maps forget, the ovens come on at four. By six the first trays are out, and by seven the queue has formed: builders, nurses coming off nights, one dog who has learned the schedule better than anyone.

Nobody here talks about artisan anything. They talk about whether the second proof was long enough, and whether rain is coming, because rain changes the flour. That is the whole secret, if there is one.

VoicePort

Your article, spoken.

One script tag puts a listen button on your site. The voice comes from your AI TTS Microservice account; no key ever touches your pages.

Open the studio

How a port works

  1. 01

    Write and generate

    Paste your article in the studio, pick a voice from your account, and generate once.

  2. 02

    Get your script tag

    VoicePort creates a public listening port for the audio and hands you one line of HTML.

  3. 03

    Readers press play

    The widget streams the audio to your readers. Your key stays in your browser, never on your site.

Questions publishers ask

Does my API key end up on my website?

No. The key stays in your browser on voiceport.theproductivepixel.com. Your pages only ever load the public widget and the public audio for a port; there is nothing secret in the script tag.

What does a port cost?

Generating the audio uses your AI TTS Microservice credits once. Listening is free for your readers.

Can I take audio down?

Yes. Revoke the port right in the VoicePort studio. Revoking blocks new listeners immediately; players that already loaded the audio can keep working for up to 24 hours.

Can I update the audio without changing my page?

Yes. A port is a live window onto its collection in your library: the same script tag serves whatever that collection holds, and you manage the collection from your dashboard.