Your book, in ten languages.
In days, not months.

It's your book's ideas, story and arc retold in 15–30 minutes of narrated audio — written specifically to be listened to, which is different from reading a written summary aloud. A listener finishes it knowing what your book is about, what it argues or where the story goes, and whether they want the full thing. We call it a Saar, from the word for “essence”.

No. A Saar is a 15–30 minute summary, not a cover-to-cover narration. A 300-page novel would be 9 or 10 hours as an audiobook and costs lakhs to produce; a Saar covers the same book in half an hour for a few thousand rupees. Different product, different purpose. If you want a full audiobook, this isn't it — and we'd rather tell you now than after you've paid.

We divide your book into 2–6 sections and summarise each separately, then narrate them as consecutive tracks. Two reasons. First, coverage: summarising a whole book in one pass makes models dwell on the opening chapters, whereas per-part summarising keeps the whole book represented. Second, control: parts give you specific places to make corrections, rather than one long block of text to argue with. The number of parts follows the length you choose — a 5-minute Saar has 2, a 30-minute one has 6.

Six steps. We extract the text from your file (reading the pages visually if it's a scan with no text layer). We split it into parts and summarise each one. You review and correct those summaries. We write a narration script per part in your chosen language, tone and style. You read and edit every script. Then your chosen narrator voices each script, and we check the result for length and dead air before you hear it. Nothing is narrated until you've approved the words.

Yes, and we label it as such — your listeners should know that too. We use current large-language and speech-synthesis models for reading your book, writing the summaries and scripts, and narrating them. What matters more is how much of it you control: you correct our reading of every part, you edit every script line by line, and nothing is narrated until you approve the words.

Good enough that most listeners won't think about it, and you can verify that yourself before paying — the samples on this page are unedited output. What makes the difference is that the narration is directed: each passage is sent with an explicit instruction about tone and point of view, so a dramatic passage is performed dramatically rather than merely pronounced. Timing cues in the script are honoured as real pauses, and each language is spoken natively rather than as accented English.

Judge for yourself — the samples above are unedited output, not cherry-picked. Modern synthetic voices are far past the flat, clipped delivery people expect, but they are still synthetic, and someone listening closely may notice. That's why we let you hear all 30 narrators and all 28 tone-and-style combinations before you pay anything.

Tone is how the writing feels: Dramatic, Audiobook, Storytelling, Educational, Casual, Poetic or Narrative. Narration style is who appears to be speaking: First-person (“I remember the choices he made”), Third-person (“Krishna stood before them”), Documentary (“The narratives have long shaped…”) or Conversational (“You know the story, right?”). They combine independently, giving 28 possibilities — all previewable.

No. We read books in any of our supported languages and produce the Saar directly in whichever languages you choose — the script is written in that language rather than translated sentence by sentence from English, which is why it reads naturally rather than like a translation.

Good, and you get the final say. AI summarisation can misread emphasis, conflate characters or miss a subtlety — so we show you our reading of every part before writing a single script, and every script before recording a single line. Most authors change something. That step is the difference between an approximate summary and one that's actually right.

Yes. No card, no commitment, nothing to cancel. You get one fully produced 5-minute Saar of your own book — 2 parts plus a 2-minute trailer — in a language and narrator you choose. It goes through exactly the same process a paid order does, so what you hear is what you'd get.

One trial per account, a 5-minute Saar in one language, from an upload of up to 25 pages and 30 MB. Upload a single chapter or an extract rather than the whole book — in most PDF readers, File → Print → save as PDF with a page range, or “Extract pages”. Paid projects take full books up to 250 pages.

The trial plays in your Studio account so you can judge the quality. Downloadable files come with a paid order — that's the difference between the trial and the product.

No — every price shown is exclusive of GST. 18% GST is added at checkout. So a ₹4,999 Saar comes to ₹5,899, and ₹1,499 comes to ₹1,769. Your invoice itemises the amount and the GST separately.

Yes. Every paid order produces a numbered invoice in your account showing the line items, the GST and the total, which you can download or print at any time. If you're a business or publisher and need your GSTIN on it, add it to your account before you pay.

You do. We claim no rights over your book or the Saar produced from it. You can sell it, give it away, or publish it anywhere. Listing it on Saarika is optional and revocable.

You'll see it before it's narrated. After we analyse your book you can rewrite any part summary, and before production you can edit every script line by line. Editing is unlimited and free — most people change something, and it makes the result better.

Yes. Projects are private to your account, never appear in our catalogue or app without your opt-in, and your source file is deleted 30 days after delivery. Every access is logged.

Analysis takes minutes. A full production typically completes within a day or two per language, depending on length. In Guided mode it depends mostly on how quickly you approve.

English, Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Punjabi and Malayalam. Up to three per order — you can add more later to a book we've already analysed, and you only pay the per-language price.

A zip per language containing MP3 files — a 2-minute trailer plus each part — and a manifest with durations and checksums. Files are yours to publish anywhere.

Because production spends real compute the moment it starts. That's exactly why we give you a free Saar first, let you hear every voice and style before buying, and make you approve every script before anything is narrated.