Time to be heard.
Reema turns every article on your site into audio with natural Spanish voices. Your readers choose whether to read or listen.
Tecnología
Los lectores que no llegan al final
TomásCada mes hay más gente que abre una nota y la deja por la mitad. Casi nunca es falta de interés. Es falta de tiempo. Con audio, la misma nota entra en los momentos donde leer no era una opción: el viaje al trabajo, la cocina, la caminata de la tarde.
The voice runs on
Your readers have their hands full
Listening works in the hours when hands and eyes are busy. The article stays on the same page, with the play button waiting, and the reader finishes it while doing something else.
Voices that sound local
Regional pronunciation
The voices say proper nouns and regional terms the way someone from the area says them. The accent does not come from another country.
Pick a voice
Female and male voices with different timbres. Each reader keeps the one they prefer.
Controls in the player
The reader changes voice and speed without leaving the article.
Accessibility
Opens your content to readers with low vision, dyslexia or little time.
One line, and that's it
The iframe goes in your article template and the player shows up on all of them. The ID comes from your dashboard. It works on WordPress, Wix or any site where you can paste HTML.
Every new article converts on its own. Nobody on your team has to touch anything per article.
<iframe
src="https://player.reema.ar/player/YOUR-PLAYER-ID"
width="100%"
style="border: none"
></iframe>Every play, counted
Your dashboard shows how often the player appeared on each domain, how often readers pressed play, and how this year compares with the last.
Frequently asked questions
The short answers are here. If yours is missing, write to us and we will answer.
See all questionsIt changes nothing in the article. The player sits in its own iframe, so the text, the headings and the markup Google reads stay exactly as they were.
The player loads in its own frame, separate from the article, so the article shows up without waiting for it.
With a PLS lexicon file, a W3C standard that all three engines read. You define a word's pronunciation once, and it holds for every article. That fixes the surnames, neighborhoods and names a voice trained in another country gets wrong.
Current desktop and mobile browsers: Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge. Readers don't need to install an app.
Let's hear your site
We set up a call, leave the player running on one of your articles, and you listen to it before deciding.
News from Reema
We write when there is something worth telling about audio and publishing.