Audimind overview

Audimind connects the work of preparing a manuscript, producing voices, editing audio, reviewing the recording, and delivering an audiobook. Use AI tools, human performances, or both within the same project.

What you can do

Your goal	Where to start
Organize a manuscript into chapters	New Project and Smart Chapter Split
Prepare speakers and performance guidance	Smart Scripting and Script Editor
Generate narration or character dialogue	Assign AI voices and generate audio
Record performances yourself	Recording or segment audio upload
Connect a long recording to script lines	Smart Alignment
Edit voices, music, and effects	Post-Production
Compare recorded speech with the script	Smart Review
Download finished chapters and scripts	Export and chapter download actions
Coordinate production with other people	Teams, Crew, Tasks, Issues, and permissions
Review production work and compensation	Project statistics and work records
Generate a standalone voice or audio asset	AI Audio
Manage AI spending and resources	Credits, Membership, and Resources

Who uses Audimind?

Independent creators can handle the complete production in solo mode without assigning tasks to other people.

Voice actors can view assigned passages, record online, upload takes, or use Smart Alignment for long recordings made in another tool.

Studios and production teams can divide work among directors, script editors, performers, audio editors, and reviewers. Team and Business memberships provide collaboration and project seats.

How a production moves forward

1. Create a project: add the title and manuscript.
2. Prepare chapters: inspect detected headings and correct boundaries.
3. Prepare the script: review narration, dialogue, characters, voices, and directions.
4. Produce the voices: generate AI audio or record and upload human performances.
5. Align external recordings if needed: connect long audio to script segments.
6. Edit and mix: refine timing and sound, then create the chapter audio.
7. Review and deliver: resolve corrections, update the mix, and export.

Smart Alignment is needed for external audio that is not already associated with segments. Smart Review is an optional workflow step. See Creation workflow for production methods and demonstration videos.

Solo and collaborative projects

Area	Solo	Collaborative
Production	You handle the work independently	Crew members handle assigned duties
Tasks and handoffs	No multi-person handoff is needed	Tasks follow the configured chapter workflow
Permissions	The creator manages the project	Roles control members' operations
Corrections	You make and verify changes	Issues track the handler and verification
Resources	Plan storage and AI credits	Also check each project's seat limit

A Character is a speaker in the story. Crew members are production participants. A permission Role controls access, while a production Duty identifies the work someone handles.

Home and project lists

Use Home, Recent, and Projects to find and continue work. New Project starts a new production. Select the appropriate personal or team workspace before looking for its projects.

Project cards distinguish chapters, text characters in the manuscript, and story characters. These counts describe different things.

The creation workspace

Select a chapter through Chapters, then choose Script Editor, Recording, Post-Production, Smart Alignment, or Smart Review.

The sidebars bring together Tasks, Characters, Crew, Assets, Playback, and Messages. In collaborative projects, check your active task when you need to know what to do next.

AI Audio

Use Voice Design, Quick Voiceover, and Generate SFX to create assets without starting an audiobook project. Generate Music is described separately with its availability status. Browse AI Voices, AI SFX, and AI Music, then use suitable results in a project.

Tasks and production progress

Use the task workspace to find assigned work across projects. Within a project, Tasks shows chapter assignments and their status. Directors and authorized members can inspect overall progress and work records.

Messages

Use Messages for invitations, comments, task updates, and conversations. Follow a notification to the actual task or Issue when you need to act on it. Processing tracks background generation, alignment, mixing, and export tasks.

My account, credits, and resources

Open My through your avatar or display name to manage account settings and Profile. On the creation page, My also contains shortcut settings.

Hover over Credits in the sidebar for your balance and asset information. The purchase dialog separates Membership, Credits, and Resources. Memberships renew monthly or annually; credits and fixed-duration resources are separate purchases.

A good first project

Start with a short manuscript, inspect the chapter split, review the script and voices, and listen to one chapter before generating a larger production. See Create your first audiobook.

For a quick piece of single-voice audio, use Quick Voiceover. For chapters, character performances, editing, review, or collaboration, use a project.