Partners

Help more people get through hard reading.

Aethel turns technical books and papers into audio that keeps the equations, figures and tables. If your audience or your students read that kind of material, let's work together.

Study creators and newsletters

YouTube, TikTok and podcast creators, newsletter writers and study communities in STEM, ML and finance.

• A personal discount code for your audience and a tracked link, so you can see sign-ups and trials from your channel.
• A revenue share on paid subscriptions you bring, agreed in writing before you start.
• Early access to new features and recorded clips you can use in reviews (with an ad disclosure).

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University libraries

Libraries that support students with long reading lists and research papers.

• Group access for students and staff, arranged with you, for example as prepaid access codes.
• Works with the PDFs and EPUBs your students can already download; nothing to integrate.
• Aggregate usage numbers on request. We never share what an individual reads.

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Disability and accessibility services

Teams supporting students with dyslexia, ADHD, visual impairment or fatigue.

• Synchronised text and audio for technical material, including spoken equations.
• Help setting up accounts for students who need it.
• A direct line for accessibility issues; we prioritise fixing them.

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Bootcamps and online courses

ML, data science, engineering and finance programmes with heavy reading.

• Seats for a cohort, with a discount for the length of the course.
• Listening plans for your reading list, built with your instructors.

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Publishers and open textbooks

Publishers and open-textbook projects who want their books to work well by ear.

• Feedback on how your EPUBs and PDFs import, and how their equations and figures are narrated.
• Featured listening guides for open textbooks.

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Already a reader? Every account has an invite link in Settings: friends who join get extra narration minutes, and you get two hours when they subscribe.

Hear your own book this way.

Free to start: five books and an hour of narration, no card needed.

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