iOS
TestFlight
An AI-native audio app where language is a setting, not a wall. Ask for what you want in plain words, hear it in your language, and take it offline.
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SagaFM is built for the commute, the kitchen and the gym. Rather than a placeholder badge and silence, here is every surface we are building and what state it is actually in.
TestFlight
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Roadmap
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Scoped for the first public release — not a someday list.
Download a whole series, not one episode at a time. Auto-fetches the next chapter on Wi-Fi.
Per-show speed memory with pitch correction, so voices never sound chipmunked.
End-of-chapter or fixed timer, with a slow fade rather than a hard cut.
Full controls on the lock screen, resume-after-call, and headphone gestures.
Big-target browsing and voice commands, designed to be used without looking.
Continue Listening and Daily Pick on the home screen, one tap to play.
Stop on the phone at 14:32, open the web player, and it starts at 14:32.
Adaptive bitrate tuned for patchy 4G, so playback survives the tunnel.
Word-synced transcript beside the audio — for learners and for noisy trains.
iOS and Android first, then the web player. We will ship when the dubbing and the apps are genuinely ready.
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Most audio apps split their catalogue by language, so a Tamil listener gets a fraction of what a Hindi listener gets. SagaFM dubs everything, so language becomes a setting rather than a boundary.
Neural voices with real emotion and pacing — breath, pause and emphasis modelled per line, not flat text-to-speech.
One recording becomes 12+ Indian languages. Idiom and pronunciation are localised, so Tamil sounds Tamil — not translated Hindi.
Ask for "something short and funny for the drive home" and get it. Conversational, not a keyword box with filters bolted on.
A spoiler-safe "previously on…" before any episode, built from what you have actually finished.
A taste model that learns from skips and drop-off points, not just plays. Abandon something and its clones stop showing up.
Word-level sync plus pronunciation help on names and regional terms — an audio app that doubles as a reading tutor.
Copilot reads intent — length, language, mood — and returns a queue you can play.
Change narration mid-episode. Playback position carries over to the second.
Synthetic audio only works if listeners and narrators can trust it.
Pick one or many. Change the narration language on any title without losing your place, and set a different default per genre if you want.
More languages are added only after native-speaker reviewers sign off on the dub quality. We would rather ship eight good ones than twenty bad ones.
No dates — we ship a phase when the quality is there rather than committing to a calendar we cannot stand behind. The sequence, though, is fixed.
Core app, Hindi and English narration, iOS and Android builds in internal testing.
TestFlight and Play closed beta. Offline downloads, sleep timer, Read-Along.
App Store and Play release, web player, AI dubbing across all launch languages, Copilot for everyone.
CarPlay and Android Auto general availability, Wear OS and watchOS, smart TV apps.