Audora is now publicly live. It turns a written story into an audiobook in which the narrator and every character speak in their own voices. The launch is aimed at readers who already know a cast, especially in fanfiction, and at stories that never get recorded because studio production is expensive. You paste a link from Wattpad, AO3, Reddit, or Substack, or upload an epub, pdf, docx, or txt file up to 15 MB. Audora reads the text, finds every speaking part, and assigns each character a distinct voice, with an emphasis on voices that fit the character and stay consistent through the story. A free preview plays before you create an account or pay, and you can start listening while the rest of the book is still being made. The product is at audora.art. Dhanush Rambhatla is the solo founder and CEO, based in San Francisco. He joined Y Combinator's Fall 2026 batch at 18, straight out of high school, after a gap year spent on Audora. YC lists the company as founded in 2026 with a team of one. Before Audora he built a fanfiction platform that reached a million views in a month.