Benjamin Peralta

Butter Reader - Turn your blog posts into engaging audio

Add AI-powered audio players to any website in minutes. Your readers can listen to your content while multitasking, making your blog more accessible and engaging than ever before.

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Cruise Chen

Love that you can just drop AI audio on your blog—so smart for folks (like me lol) who always wanna listen on the go. Realy cool idea, team!

Ella Hall

I absolutely love this audio really makes blogs so much more accessible. Does it allow for different voices or styles?

Benjamin Peralta

@ella_hall4 yes fully customizable

Mary Gen

Is it compatible with both desktop and mobile devices?

Jeremy Daniels

This is amazing! Turning written blogs into audio means I can finally keep up with my favorite blogs during commutes. It's such a simple but impactful upgrade for accessibility and audience reach.

Joseph Parker

I never realized how useful this could be until now. Sometimes I can't sit and read but I'd happily listen while cooking or walking. Great way to modernize how people consume content.

Katie West

This is fantastic for engagement do you offer any analytics on listens compared to reads?

Benjamin Peralta

@katie_west2 Yes full analytics board, with listening duration, unique visitors, and link attached to player.

Clara Ellington

I genuinely believe this tool may seem small but it can create a significant impact. Offering more ways for people to consume content reflects a user-first approach that truly brings blogs to life and makes them feel more human.

Benjamin Peralta

@clara_ellington thanks i think so too. Excited to add new players like talking avatars, and more kid-friendly options.

Sophie Wood

I love the mission but I think some readers might be a bit picky about synthetic voices. If the quality comes off as too robotic they might lose interest. Natural sounding narration will be crucial for long term success.

Benjamin Peralta

@sophie_wood Thats why I added elevenlabs, their work is phenomenial in realistic tone, and voice generation

Camille Mcintyre

Does your widget also keep track of analytics like how many people are actually listening compared to reading?

Charlotte Richardson

What a reader friendly concept. Can I embed the widget on any CMS like WordPress or Ghost?

Benjamin Peralta

@charlotte_richardson1 Yes! Working on documentation to try and test on WordPress, will be another weekend perhaps.

Daniel Reed

It’s so clean and innovative. Does it support multilingual blogs or is it just English for now?

Benjamin Peralta

@daniel_reed3 The audio generators support several languages, i will have to check the openai docs and add it. Our app is currently only available in English, but we are working on translations soon.

Lucas Edwards

This is a huge win for accessibility. Is there a way to automatically generate audio for every new post?

Benjamin Peralta

@lucas_edwards1 yes you just land on the page and it does it automatically

Nera Coda

It's a bit sad that free use requires an API key. It would be great if registration included 1–3 free uses.

Benjamin Peralta

@bca5 Fair assessment, to be fair, ChatGPT and ElevenLabs give you several free credits to start, also, this just allows me not to restrict you.

Imogen Barrett

The concept is great but scalability is key if a blogger has a ton of posts, can they convert them all at once or do they have to activate audio for each one individually?

Benjamin Peralta

@imogen_barrett The audio is generated once, then it cache's and remains until the text is changed, or a voice setting to that player is changed.

Elizabeth Turner

This is perfect for busy readers can users download the audio as MP3s for offline listening?

Benjamin Peralta

@elizabeth_turner4 no but thats an easy add and great idea!

Gabriel Phillips

How simple is it to set this up on an existing blog?

Does it need any technical tweaks like editing code snippets or is it more of a plug-and-play widget that anyone can use?

Harper Young

Accessibility is a huge plus but how do you manage blogs with mixed media like charts or embedded videos? Do those get skipped in the audio, or is there a fallback explanation provided?