Your reading list, in your podcast app
The articles you keep meaning to read can wait in your podcast app, next to your other shows. Paste a link, and Askwho Casts Pro makes it into an episode in your own private podcast feed.
Your first article is free, up to 30 minutes. No card needed.
From a link to an episode
Paste a link
Any public article, essay or newsletter post. You see the running time and the price before anything is made.
Press Make
It's safe to close the tab while the episode is made.
Listen in your podcast app
The episode arrives in your private podcast feed, with chapters, show notes and cover art, and plays like any other show.
Add articles from wherever you read them
On a computer
Cast this page, the browser extension for Chrome, Edge, Brave and Firefox, sends the page you're reading, including pages you're signed in to. It comes with a paid plan.
On an Android phone
Add the site to your home screen, then share an article to Askwho Casts from any app's share menu.
Anywhere else
Paste the link into your Library.
Publications you read every week
With a plan, Following makes their new free posts into episodes on their own, within limits you set.
What you'll hear
The whole article, not a summary. A narrator reads it, and the people it quotes get voices of their own.
Footnotes are read as asides where they're marked, and charts, images and code are described aloud in one to three sentences each. Numbers, dates and abbreviations are read the way a person would say them.
Your podcast app, or the site
Your feed has its own private address. Add it to Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Pocket Casts, AntennaPod, Podcast Addict and most other podcast apps. Spotify and YouTube Music can't add private feeds.
Every episode also plays on the site, with a read-along that lights each line as it's spoken.
Start with something you meant to read
Your first article is free, up to 30 minutes. No card needed.
Try your free articleAfter that, plans start at $9 a month for 200 credits. One credit is about one minute of finished audio, and you see the exact price before you make anything.