Read-along auto-scroll
Audio narration synced to the text, with the current paragraph highlighted and the page scrolling on its own. Hands-free for commuters; essential for readers who can't see the page well.
Read-along audio, weekly podcasts, live webcams, and ads that pay — a reader-facing site that turns your edition into an experience people come back to, on every screen.

Audio narration synced to the text, with the current paragraph highlighted and the page scrolling on its own. Hands-free for commuters; essential for readers who can't see the page well.
Every edition becomes a produced audio summary with natural AI voices, published to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and iHeartRadio automatically.
Real-time streams of local landmarks, events, and public spaces embedded on the site — the paper becomes the town's window.
Banner, sidebar, and end-of-article video placements that play after the narration finishes. Revenue without wrecking the read.
One design for desktop, tablet, and phone. Quick loads, clear navigation, WCAG-minded from the start.
Customizable themes and a feed from the CMS you already publish with. Pairs with Alexa for Publishers and Podcast Studio.

The narrated paragraph highlights as the page scrolls at a comfortable pace. Adjustable speed, natural-sounding voices, and a player that stays put at the bottom of the article.

Curated and trending shows embedded on the site — local news, politics, sports, community events — plus your own weekly edition summary, produced by Podcast Studio.

Scenic views, downtown, the fairgrounds, the pass — readers check the live feed, then read the story. It's the reason they open the site twice a day.

Banner ads, sidebar placements, and video ads that play at the end of the article after narration finishes. Prime visibility for advertisers, no disruption for readers.
Local Frontline was developed with a real county weekly — the screenshots on this page are the live product, not mockups. Sports section, Editor's Pick video stories, mobile-first layout.
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