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More than a newsletter. A better way to connect.

Create beautiful newsletters, grow your audience, and bring every edition to life with multi-speaker audio, interactive content, and built-in audience relationships.

For company communications, customer newsletters and independent creators. Early in its build: see what’s built and planned.

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Audio editionConcept

Business and Creator

Built for how you publish.

One publishing engine, two experiences. Pick yours.

For businesses

Company communications, employee updates, customer newsletters and partner publications, with the review and control a team needs.

  • Multiple publications Built
  • Built-in contact base Built
  • Audience management Up next
  • Approval workflows Planned
  • Multi-speaker audio Planned
  • Branded templates Planned
  • Team roles per publication Planned
  • Sign-in-only publishing Planned

The experience

From first draft to lasting relationship.

Concept previews of five screens. Real captures replace them as each one is ready.

PublicationsConcept

Every publication in one place Built

Run several publications from one workspace, each with its own posts and schedule.

  • Drafts, scheduled and published posts side by side.
  • Saved versions: go back to any earlier one.

Multi-speaker audio

Every section has a story. Give it a voice.

Turn each issue into a narrated audio edition. A narrator opens, your finance lead’s chosen voice takes the numbers, a host tells the customer story, and it all plays as one continuous edition.

  • Chapters a listener can jump between, with the speaker named on each.
  • Speeds from 0.75× to 2×, and the written words alongside.
  • Dorra helps prepare the script for the ear. A person approves it.
  • Voices come from the library or are designed for your brand. Real-person voices stay closed until consent, licensing and provider terms are in place.

How Sadorra Voice works →

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The Sadorra Dispatch · sample issue

From Sadorra · 5 November 2026 · 1 min listen

This is an AI-generated voice.

Read along

This month

Welcome to the sample issue of the Sadorra Dispatch. This is a short newsletter, read aloud by a voice from the library.

How Sadorra Voice works

Publishers add their newsletter, choose a narrator, and review the script section by section. Nothing is published until a person approves it.

Listening

On a Sadorra Voice listening page, readers can play the whole issue, jump to one section, change the speed, or read along, with no account to create. If you publish a newsletter and want to hear yours, ask us about early access.

The real Sadorra player with a sample issue. This sample uses one library voice, Sarah, for every section, recorded directly with the voice provider rather than through the app. In Sadorra, each section can have its own voice. Nothing plays until you press play.

Two-way communication

Don’t just reach your audience. Connect with them.

Newsletters runs on Sadorra’s own contact base, not a separate CRM. Light enough to stay out of the way, there when a reader becomes a relationship.

Contacts and companies

Every reader can be a contact with a company, a timeline and notes.

Built

Follow-up tasks

Turn a reader’s question into a task with an owner.

Built

Subscriber preferences

Consent, preferences and an unsubscribe history kept in Sadorra.

Up next

Activity on the timeline

Subscriptions and deliveries appear on the person’s timeline.

Planned

Reader feedback and replies

Responses to an issue land on the contact, ready to answer.

Exploring

Information requests

A reader asks for more, and the request reaches the right person.

Exploring

How it works

Write. Enhance. Publish. Connect.

  1. Write

    Create a professional newsletter in the visual editor.

    Built
  2. Enhance

    Add audio narration and a speaker for each section.

    Planned
  3. Publish

    Hosted pages today; email and other channels next.

    Web builtEmail up next
  4. Connect

    See engagement and manage reader relationships in the built-in contact base.

    Contacts builtEngagement planned

Roadmap

What’s built, and what’s coming.

From the build record. No dates and no percentages: a feature moves when its work lands.

  1. Built

    Working on our own workspaces.

    Visual block editor

    Headings, text, images, buttons, quotes, lists, callouts and sections, rendered as email, web page, plain text and audio sections from one source.

    Publications, posts and saved versions

    Several publications per workspace. Restore an earlier version; the published one is untouched by later edits.

    Web publishing

    An archive and a page for every post: public, unlisted, or members-only by signed link. Withdrawn posts stop serving.

    Scheduling

    Publish at a set time, shown in your workspace’s time zone.

    Sadorra’s contact base

    Contacts, companies, a timeline and tasks, part of every Sadorra workspace.

  2. Up next

    The email pilot, decided and queued.

    Subscribers

    Subscriptions with consent on contacts, signup forms and embeds, CSV import, double opt-in.

    Email delivery

    Your own verified sending domain, sending that never reaches anyone twice, and bounce and complaint handling.

    Unsubscribe done right

    One-click unsubscribe, a preferences page, and an unsubscribe history staff can see but can’t reverse.

  3. Planned

    On the backlog, after email.

    Audio editions with Sadorra Voice

    A voice per section, set in the editor, a player on the post page and a Listen button in the email. Unchanged sections reuse their audio.

    Approval before sending

    Require a reviewer; any change after approval needs approving again.

    Analytics

    Sends, deliveries, clicks, page views and plays, in aggregate.

    Branding, templates and growth

    Your look across email and pages, and creator growth tools.

    Team publications

    Department publications, roles per publication, and posts only your organization can open.

    Dorra for audio

    Suggested section splits, speakers and pronunciation flags. Suggestions only.

    Paid memberships

    Paid subscriptions and reader accounts for creators.

  4. Exploring

    Under consideration. No commitment.

    Reader replies and feedback

    Responses that land on the contact, ready to follow up.

    Multilingual publications

    One issue, several languages, in text and audio.

    Listener-controlled editions

    Listeners choose the sections and length they want.

    Actionable audio chapters

    A chapter that ends with something to do: register, reply, read more.

    Smart digests

    A short catch-up across several issues.

    Newsletter Q&A with Dorra

    Readers ask questions answered from your past issues.

    Content repurposing and audience insight

    Turn an issue into other formats; understand your audience beyond open rates.

Updated 5 November 2026. Built means working on our own workspaces, not generally available. Nothing is on sale.

Newsletters or Voice?

Two products, each complete on its own.

Sadorra Newsletters

The complete application for writing, managing, publishing and distributing newsletters. Includes Sadorra Voice for audio editions.

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Sadorra Voice

The independent audio service that turns newsletters and other written documents into multi-speaker audio. Works with the newsletter platform you already use.

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Happy with your current newsletter platform? Use Sadorra Voice on its own: no Newsletters needed.

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Sadorra Newsletters is in private early access and early in its build. We’re opening it to a small number of businesses and creators first, and their feedback shapes what comes next.

  • A working look at the product, not a slide deck.
  • A say in what gets built, while it is still being decided.
  • No sales sequence: updates when there is something real to show.

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