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u/vv201


r/SideProject•

Hey all. Created this site for generating text-to-speech with high quality AI voices that focuses on short form content. Point is to concentrate on smaller content to keep costs lower and keep it simple so non-technical people can get good voice-overs quickly. Doing a small ad on reddit and it seems to get a lot of clicks but I have gotten no sign ups (over 500 clicks now). Was wondering if people could look at my landing page/site and see how I can improve it for signups. The site is here: narratewell.com

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r/u_vv201•

Hey all,

Wanted to share a little project I've been working on. I was trying to find a good text-to-speech tool for my own blog, but everything was either super expensive or sounded way too robotic. I really wanted to use the new lifelike voices (like Google's Chirp), but the pricing for long articles just didn't make sense for a small project.

Then I realized most of the stuff I actually post and read—newsletters, quick how-to's, company updates—are pretty short. Usually under 900 words.

So I built NarrateWell to specialize only in that kind of short-form content. By capping it at 4,500 characters, the cost per conversion is way lower, which means I can make t

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r/u_vv201•

So, I've been building an AI voice-over tool, NarrateWell. I wanted to use the best, most lifelike voices like Google's Chirp, but realized the cost for long articles was just too high and caused token waste for small projects.

I also realized that most of the content I actually read—and a lot of newsletters and company updates—are pretty short (under 900 words).

So, I built the tool to specialize only in short-form content. By focusing on articles under 4,500 characters, I was able to make the cost per conversion super low.

It's a simple platform where you can paste a URL or text, it generates premium audio, and **it also gives you a download link and a copy-p

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r/u_vv201•

Hey all,

Wanted to share a little project I've been working on. I was trying to find a good text-to-speech tool for my own blog, but everything was either super expensive or sounded way too robotic. I really wanted to use the new lifelike voices (like Google's Chirp), but the pricing for long articles just didn't make sense for a small project.

Then I realized most of the stuff I actually post and read—newsletters, quick how-to's, company updates—are pretty short. Usually under 900 words.

So I built NarrateWell to specialize only in that kind of short-form content. By capping it at 4,500 characters, the cost per conversion is way lower, which means I can make t

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r/u_vv201•

So, I've been building an AI voice-over tool, NarrateWell. I wanted to use the best, most lifelike voices like Google's Chirp, but realized the cost for long articles was just too high and caused token waste for small projects.

I also realized that most of the content I actually read—and a lot of newsletters and company updates—are pretty short (under 900 words).

So, I built the tool to specialize only in short-form content. By focusing on articles under 4,500 characters, I was able to make the cost per conversion super low.

It's a simple platform where you can paste a URL or text, it generates premium audio, and **it also gives you a download link and a copy-p

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r/u_vv201•

So, I've been building an AI voice-over tool, NarrateWell. I wanted to use the best, most lifelike voices like Google's Chirp, but realized the cost for long articles was just too high for a small project.

I also realized that most of the content I actually read—and a lot of newsletters and company updates—are pretty short (under 900 words).

So, I built the tool to specialize only in short-form content. By focusing on articles under 4,500 characters, I was able to make the cost per conversion super low.

It's a simple platform where you can paste a URL or text, it generates premium audio, and it also gives you a download link and a copy-paste embed code.

Be

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r/DragonsDogma2•

I have been seeing a few misconceptions around that drakes do not respawn and others struggling to get wyrmlife crystals for their endgame grind. So I wanted to share my newly found route I am using to farm drakes in NG+.

Here is a copy-paste of my comment for another person:

Absolutely, got a good couple of tips that I have found out for NG+ that I haven't seen much of shared elsewhere so far. So apologies if this is a little bit of a dump but I am hoping this can help some people and get the info out there.

The route is based out of Bakbattahl. If you are anything like me, this may seem annoying as you may want to get straight into the gear grind in NG+ and not have to do the story onc

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r/DragonsDogma2•

In the NG grind and trying to farm materials to max out my gear, in the classic dragons dogma fashion. Looking to farm drakes for the crystals and to cash them in. To keep it spoiler free, the new game vendors strongly insinuate that you should be able to farm a lot of drakes. Been able to find respawnable points for pretty much every other monster to get their mats, but I have not had a single drake respawn. Any tips?

I have been resting for over a week before I set out to hunt more monsters. This seems to respawn everything but the drakes.

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