Podcasts
Intro reads, sponsor lines, and full episodes — consistent voices across a series, in the languages your listeners speak.
RegaLabs / Solutions
Your script, in a voice your audience trusts.
Podcasts, voiceover, audiobooks. Write in Sorani, Iraqi Arabic, Arabic, Turkish, English, Spanish, French, or Chinese, pick a stock voice or a consent-led clone, and export a sealed 24 kHz WAV with provenance attached.
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Script languages, Kurdish and Arabic first
24 kHz.
WAV output on every render
C2PA.
Provenance sealed into every file
The workflow
From script to sealed audio in four steps.
Write
Paste a script or type straight into the editor. Mixed Kurdish–Arabic–Latin text is handled, not mangled.
Cast
Audition stock voices per role, or sign a consent record and clone your own with a 20-second take.
Direct
Regenerate a line until the read is right. Streaming previews let you listen before you commit credits.
Export
Download 24 kHz WAV with a C2PA manifest. Hand the file to your editor; hand the claim to your audience.
Where creators use it
One voice tool, three stages.
Voiceover
Explainers, ads, and course narration with a cast you can reuse, so episode twenty sounds like episode one.
Audiobooks
Long scripts rendered chapter by chapter, with provenance that lets platforms and listeners verify the read.
Scope, stated plainly
What it does — and what it does not.
What it does
- Renders in eight languages with Kurdish and Arabic tuned first
- Keeps one voice identity per account, consent-verified
- Seals every export with a C2PA manifest and ledger claim
What it does not
- It does not fabricate a real person’s voice without their recorded consent
- It does not ship voice outputs without provenance attached
Questions
Creator voice FAQ.
Can I use the audio commercially?
Yes — renders made with your credits are yours to publish, and the C2PA manifest travels with the file.
How does voice cloning consent work?
A verified verbal consent record is signed in the App before a clone exists. One clone per account, and the consent stays attached to it.
Which languages can I write in?
Sorani Kurdish, Iraqi Arabic, Arabic, Turkish, English, Spanish, French, and Chinese. Kurdish and Arabic are tuned first, not translated last.
What format do I get?
24 kHz WAV on every render, streamed or downloaded, with provenance sealed in.
Can several people work in one workspace?
Yes — voices, projects, and credits are shared inside one company workspace, with roles and records intact.
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