TellMe turns the day's news into something you can listen to.
Pick the topics you actually care about. Each morning TellMe reads the reporting on those topics and builds you a short audio briefing — one you can get through while the coffee brews or on the walk to the bus.
WHAT YOU GET
• A fresh briefing every morning, assembled around the topics you chose
• Catch Up — a longer, chaptered listen for a story you have lost track of, so you can pick it up without reading a week of archive
• Every source listed on every episode, one tap from the original article
• Chapters and a transcript, so you can skim, skip back, or hear a section again
• Choose the voice and the length; change your topics whenever you like
HOW IT WORKS, AND WHAT THAT MEANS
TellMe uses AI to summarise reporting from news sources, and a synthetic voice to read it aloud. That is what makes a fresh episode every single morning possible.
It also means an episode can contain errors, simplifications, or emphasis the original reporting did not have. So every episode lists its sources and links straight to them. TellMe is built to be the thing you listen to first — not the only thing you read. Check the original before you act on anything that matters.
WHAT IT IS NOT
Not an archive: episodes are available while the service offers them. Not a replacement for a news subscription. Not a feed to scroll.
Questions, or something wrong in an episode? hello@tellme-news.com
