AI audio news app
A short audio briefing every day, on the topics you pick. Stop and ask anytime. When sources tell it differently, we’ll show you.
In the app
Screens from the app, with sample content.
New
What the latest version brings.
Your briefing on the car’s screen: Today, My list and sections.
While you listen, say “stop”, “next” or “faster”, no hands needed. Works with headphones; your voice is processed on your phone.
Five steps from 0.75× to 2×.
Pick one of five voices. Your briefing and the answers to your questions use it.
Download today’s stories to your phone and listen in airplane mode.
Türkiye, the United States, World, Spain and Germany. The app is in English, Turkish, Spanish and German.
An example story
Three clips from the app’s own intro, made from a real story (24 September 2026). The sources’ names are hidden, as they are in the app.
Your briefing, read aloud: a few minutes from the topics you pick.
TECHNOLOGY · 2 SOURCES
Honda Shifts Focus from Electric Vehicles to Next-Gen Hybrids
Transcript
Automotive giant Honda has canceled two electric models planned for North America and is turning to next-generation hybrids.
Hold the mic and ask. The answer comes in the same voice, then the briefing picks up where it left off.
Transcript
Question: What does that mean?
Answer: Carmakers are turning back to hybrid technology instead of going fully electric.
When sources tell a story differently, you see where they part ways. How source comparison works
Source 1
“Honda will prioritize its next-generation hybrid models.”
Source 2
“Two electric models for North America are canceled; the new hybrid cuts costs by 30 percent.”
Different angle
One tells the story of a new push, the other of a retreat.
When does production start?
Source 1
next year
Source 2
2027
Conflicting
What you hear
The sources tell this story differently. Source 1 describes a new push; Source 2, a retreat. They also disagree on when production starts: one says next year, the other says 2027.
Example briefing · September 2026
Summaries the app wrote from its sources, as they appeared in the app.
Scientists have discovered chemosynthetic bacteria living on the gills of coral reef fish. While these bacteria were previously known to live in marine environments and alongside invertebrates like worms and mollusks, this is the first time they have been found on fish. Researchers believe this specialized microbiome could play a crucial role in fish metabolism, immunity, and health.
Sources: Phys.org
A new Star Wars movie is in development with director Jon Watts attached. Watts previously directed the hit Spider-Man trilogy starring Tom Holland. Simon Kinberg is writing the project, which is reportedly part of a new trilogy that will serve as the next episodes of the Skywalker Saga.
Sources: Variety, The Hollywood Reporter
Editions
Pick an edition and your briefing comes from its news.
Türkiye
In Turkish · news from Türkiye
United States
In English · U.S. news
World
In English · top stories from around the world
Spain
In Spanish · news from Spain
Germany
In German · news from Germany
Download
Free on the App Store and Google Play. Go unlimited with Premium.
Questions
On the App Store for iPhone and iPad, and on Google Play for Android. It’s free to download.
The app is in English, Turkish, Spanish and German. There are five editions: Türkiye (Turkish), United States (English), World (English), Spain (Spanish) and Germany (German).
AI writes the briefings from public news sources, and an AI voice reads them. Every story shows its sources. AI can make mistakes, so check the original when it matters.
Like a news podcast made for you: a few minutes of news on the topics you pick, written and read by AI and updated through the day. Stop it anytime to ask a question.
Your spoken question is sent to Google’s Gemini service so it can be understood and answered. We don’t store the recording. The question and answer are kept only if you report an answer (for 7 days) or when a “what is …?” question is saved to My questions in your Library (until you delete your account). The Privacy Policy has the details.
From news outlets’ public feeds (RSS). The app groups stories that several outlets cover and shows where they differ.
It’s free to download, and you can listen for a set time every day for free. A Premium subscription unlocks features such as unlimited and offline listening, with no ads; the App Store and Google Play show the price.
Yes, with Premium. Start your briefing from the car’s screen and move between Today, My list and sections.
While you listen, say a short command like “stop”, “next” or “faster”. Commands work with headphones. Your phone’s own speech recognizer understands them; the audio isn’t sent anywhere.
Yes, with Premium. Download today’s stories to your phone and listen without a connection. Downloads are removed the next day.
In your App Store or Google Play account. The steps are on the Support page.
See the Support page or write to info@yelkovan.ai.
