ZenMic

About ZenMic

ZenMic turns text, documents, links or a bare topic into a multi-speaker podcast episode, and it positions itself against NotebookLM on the axis of control. Where a summariser gives you one take and no handles, ZenMic exposes the script: an AI script writer produces the draft, a full script editor lets you rewrite it, custom instructions steer tone, and you assign different voices to different speakers from a library of more than thirty. It handles URL-to-podcast and PDF or document-to-podcast as first-class inputs, supports over twenty languages, and generates in under ten seconds. The publishing side is where it goes further than most text-to-audio tools: every account gets an auto-generated RSS feed, so episodes can be pushed to Spotify and Apple rather than only downloaded, alongside MP3 and WAV export, an embeddable web player and public share links. Commercial rights are included, there is no watermark, and developer API access is part of the single plan. Pricing is deliberately flat — one plan, no feature gates, no upsell tier — metered only by minutes of generated audio per month, with a month-long free trial giving ten minutes of audio and no card required. The vendor identifies openly as a solo indie hacker.

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