Private early access
Import an issue, choose the narrators, approve the script, share a listening link. Your team signs off before anyone hears a word.
For employee updates, customer newsletters, leader letters and member publications.
How it works
Three steps. Pick one to see the screen.
Paste the issue’s web link, paste the text, or forward the email.
One narrator for the issue, or a different voice for each section.
Submit, and the words lock. Audio is only ever made from approved words.
The listening experience
Every issue gets its own link. Try this one: play the whole issue or one section, change the speed, and read along.
sadorra.appThis is an AI-generated voice.
Welcome to the sample issue of the Sadorra Dispatch. This is a short newsletter, read aloud by a voice from the library.
Publishers add their newsletter, choose a narrator, and review the script section by section. Nothing is published until a person approves it.
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.
Powered by Sadorra Voice
The player and page layout are the real ones from Sadorra Voice, running here with a sample issue. The voice is Sarah, from the library, recorded directly with the voice provider rather than through the app. Nothing plays until you press play.
Dorra in Voice
You decide what changes.
Press Improve for listening. Dorra reads the script and suggests clearer narration, one section at a time. Sadorra drops any suggestion that changes a number, adds a link or runs too long. You accept or skip the rest.
Dorra uses your organization’s own AI model key, which an administrator connects. Nothing is published until review is complete.
3 suggestions. 1 more didn’t pass Sadorra’s checks (a changed number) and isn’t shown.
Section 2 (How Sadorra Voice works): a shorter sentence for a listener.
Publishers add their newsletter, choose a narrator, and review the script section by section.
Add your newsletter, choose a narrator, and review the script one section at a time.
Section 3 (Listening): two sentences instead of one long one.
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.
Listeners can play the whole issue or one section, change the speed, or read along. There is no account to create.
Section 1 (This month): one sentence instead of two.
Welcome to the sample issue of the Sadorra Dispatch. This is a short newsletter, read aloud by a voice from the library.
Welcome to the Sadorra Dispatch sample issue, a short newsletter read by a voice from the library.
Done. The script changed only where you said yes, and it still needs approval before any audio is made.
Prepared suggestions, shown the way the editor shows them. In the app, Dorra reads your script live.
Roadmap
Four stages, from the build record. No dates and no percentages: a feature moves when its work lands. Open a card for more.
Working now, in private early access.
Headings become sections. Footer text is flagged, and links stay on the listening page instead of being read aloud.
Pick a stock narrator, or describe the voice you want in words, hear three previews and keep one. A designed voice is owned by your organization.
One voice for the issue, or a different one per part. A role such as CFO can be given a voice once.
Submitting freezes the script. Audio is only ever made from approved words in the approved voice, and recalling an approval stops every link at once.
Clearer narration and titles, suggested beside the current text. Also Ask Dorra, a check before submitting, and setup copied from last time. Runs on your own model key.
Logo, colour and cover image. Play all or one section, 0.75× to 2×, read along, and a link to each section for single stories.
Available from, available until, and withdraw. Links are public: anyone holding one can listen without signing in, whatever the audience setting.
How many times playback started, how many reached the end, and which sections played. Nothing about the listener is kept.
A Sadorra subdomain for every workspace, or your own hostname on some plans.
A help panel beside each Voice screen, a help center in the app, and the same guides at sadorra.app/voice/help.
Under active development.
Invitation, consent, enrollment and Pause my voice are built, and so is standing approval, where a person approves everything written for their voice in advance. What’s still being worked on is the consent wording and the legal review behind it.
Enrollment stays closed until our voice provider’s written commitments and our legal review are complete. When it opens, the person stays in control: pausing or revoking stops their voice in Sadorra at once. Deleting it from the voice provider is a separate request, shown as deleted only after the provider confirms it.
Decided and queued, not started.
Today every link is public. This adds a per-issue option to require sign-in or single sign-on before the page plays.
The transcript follows the narration as it’s read. Needs timing data from the voice provider.
If the provider pulls a stock voice, Sadorra marks it unavailable, stops using it, and tells the admin which issues it touches. Finished audio stays.
A nudge to approvers who haven’t read what’s waiting for them.
Under consideration. No commitment.
Today you paste the listening links into the issue you send. A connection would place them for you. Not built, and no platform chosen.
Scripts can be marked in several languages today, but new narrators and the spoken AI notice are English only.
A professional-grade version of a person’s own voice. Depends on the voice provider’s answers, and sits behind the same consent and legal gate as any person’s voice.
The same player on a proposal page, so a buyer can listen to a quote’s summary.
Updated 5 November 2026. Available means working in private early access on our own workspaces, not generally available. Sadorra Voice doesn’t send your newsletter or replace your list.
Sadorra Newsletters brings writing, publishing, audience management, and multi-speaker audio together in one workspace.
Explore Sadorra Newsletters →Sadorra Voice is in private early access. We’re opening it to a small number of newsletter teams first, and their feedback shapes what comes next.
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