Cuts is a feed of short audio stories — two minutes or less, from voices around the world, on every topic you care about. It opens on August 5. Leave your email and press play on day one.
Swipe through bite-sized audio stories, tuned to your interests, the authors you follow and what you actually listen to. Like, comment, save and share — the whole interface takes on the color of what's playing.
Cuts transcribes speech automatically, and text glides with the voice, karaoke-style. Listen on the train with the sound off, or learn a new language by reading while you hear it.
Subscribe to themed streams — Space, History, Poems — or build your own from hashtags, authors and favorite cuts, public or private. Hit play once, and cuts keep coming. Radio, rebuilt for the short-form era.
Your profile is your stage: publish cuts, collect followers, and watch your stories travel. Every listener who follows hears your next cut first.
Curated and community streams side by side — Science, Поэзия, Космос. Subscribe once, listen forever.
Some cuts are made with AI voices. Cuts detects them and marks every one with a badge — you always know who's talking.
The hard limit that keeps every cut sharp. No ramble, no filler — just the good part.
Feed, stations and search work across languages — pick one or several in Settings, and the feed follows.
Mini-player rides along on every screen. Speed, shuffle and autoplay — set once, kept everywhere and on every device.
One account, one library, six platforms — all going live together on August 5. Pick where you want your invite to land, and we'll send it the moment that platform opens.
Tap record, say your piece, publish. No editing suite, no upload queue — a cut goes from your voice to the global feed in one take, with an automatic transcript if you want one. A built-in copyright check keeps other people's music out. Creators on the waitlist get publishing access from day one.
Cuts opens on August 5, 2026. Leave your name, email and the platform you want, and we'll send your invite the moment it's ready — before the public release.