One script tag. Your visitors get an audio player that speaks about that page — a summary, a kid-simple explainer, or a pitch-panel episode in your own cloned voice. Rendered on first listen, cached until the page changes.
Point at a website and we'll record a Pitch Panel about it — a founder pitching the site's idea while an investor pushes back. The first 25 sites go in the public gallery below, free.
A 60-second spoken summary for the visitor who won’t read 2,000 words but will listen while they scroll.
The same page, in plain concrete language. Great for docs, technical posts, and anything your mom asks about.
The flagship. Your cloned voice pitches the page’s idea like a founder; a sharp AI investor pushes back — the moat, who pays, what breaks. Your page, as an episode.
Switch on more registers per embed — same page, a different way to hear it:
The same cloned voice, speaking a natural translation. Enable a language on your embed and listeners get a picker — or deep-link one directly.
<script async src="https://www.hivejournal.com/about-that.js"
data-embed="YOUR-EMBED-ID"></script>Works on any site that can paste HTML — blogs, docs, landing pages, WordPress, Notion-exported sites.
Can’t edit HTML? Share a listen page — link-in-bio, email signature, socials.
Dev founders drop a “▶ hear this page” badge in their repo README.
Print-ready QR for a yard sign, open-house sheet, or business card.
The Pitch Panel swaps its persona pair to fit who you are.
Your resume pitches you in your own voice while an AI recruiter asks the questions a real one would. →
One snippet on your listing template and every property pitches itself in your voice — with a skeptical AI buyer pushing back. →
Your program page pitches your coaching in your own voice while an AI prospect probes results, cost, and fit. →
Fine print, honestly: renders only work on pages within your embed’s own domains (nobody can farm your player), each embed has a daily render cap you control, and your cloned voice requires the same recorded consent as everywhere else on the platform.
Every embed has a daily cap on how many new pages it will record (default 20/day) — a spend guardrail. When it’s reached, the player pauses new recordings until the next day; pages already recorded keep playing, since repeat listens are free (only a new or changed page counts against the cap). To lift it, raise your embed’s cap (up to 500/day) in your About That settings. Need more than that, or steady high volume? Get in touch and we’ll size capacity (and billing) to your traffic.