For authors and publishers
Turn your stories into interactive audiobooks
The aventu editor lets you write branching stories, give every character a voice, and add music and sound. A finished book can reach listeners in days.
English, German, Spanish
A large library of character voices
How it works
From manuscript to story paths
You work on one section at a time and connect them on a map. The editor handles voices, music and the logic between them.
1
Set up your book
Choose the age range and language, describe your characters, and pick a voice for each of them.
2
Build the paths
Write each section, add music and sound effects, and connect them with NodeLogic. Decision points give the listener two options.
3
Publish and learn
Your book goes to the aventu app and to library tablets. Analytics show which paths listeners take and where they stay longest.
What aventu offers you
More life for the stories you already have
New revenue for existing IP
Turn titles from your catalogue into interactive audiobooks.
Research and testing
See how children respond to a new story before you invest in it.
More for studios
Marketing and cross-promotion
An audio companion that brings readers back to the printed book.
Transparency and ownership
No hidden algorithm buries your work. You see how listeners respond to every path.
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What is aventu for authors?
A tool that turns traditional manuscripts into interactive audiobooks. You add decision moments where the child picks one of two options, work on each section separately, add the music and sound effects you want, and cast your characters from a large library of voices.
Who can use it?
Any author or publisher who wants to try a new format. Write to us and we will set you up.
How long does it take to make a book?
That depends on the length of your story. Setting up a book takes minutes, and so does producing each section. Work that used to take weeks now takes days.
How does the interactive part work?
One of the section types is a decision point. You write it like a normal section, then add a question and decide which answers lead the story in which direction. It is easier to see than to describe, so book a demo.
Which languages are supported?
English, German and Spanish today, with more planned.
Want to see it in action?
We will walk you through the editor with one of your own stories in mind.
