Turn Articles Into Podcast Audio

What Ribbi did

The user drops in one link and types nothing else — Dan Koe's "How to fix your entire life in 1 day", the most-read article in X's history. Ribbi pulls the English original and produces the podcast in the article's own language: it writes a two-host conversation script itself, with the Host probing and the Guest unpacking the essay's core ideas — identity driving behavior, the cybernetic feedback loop, and the life-as-a-game reset protocol. While voicing it, Ribbi checks the captions, catches that the second half got swallowed, and instead of shipping half a show it regenerates the missing part and stitches a seamless 7.5-minute final cut — complete with a full subtitle track that scrolls line by line as it plays. Drop in any article or blog link and it works the same way: the podcast follows the language of the source, English or Chinese alike.