Halcyon Audio
Live on the dashboard

Voice-first apps,
made for the road.

Halcyon Audio builds news apps that live on your car's infotainment screen. Tap a story, listen as you drive — natural neural voice, fully on-device, no account required.

On-device synth Zero tracking Phone & AAOS
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Our apps

Two stations on the dashboard

Same voice-first engine. Different beat for each playlist of headlines.

K-Pop Today icon
K-Pop Today
Live on dashboard

Breaking stories, comebacks, and charts — read aloud on every drive. Eight hand-curated categories from official sources.

Bollywood Today icon
Bollywood Today
Live on dashboard

Box office, trailers, and trending stars — read aloud on every drive. English and Hindi narration, switchable in one tap.

On the road

Designed for Android Automotive.

Both apps run natively on AAOS head units. Big touch targets, glanceable layout, voice-first interaction — built for hands on the wheel.

K-Pop Today playing an article on Android Automotive
K-Pop Today
Bollywood Today playing an article on Android Automotive
Bollywood Today

On your phone

In your pocket, too.

The same apps run as standalone Android apps. Tap a story, listen anywhere — the queue plays seamlessly back-to-back.

K-Pop Today playing on Android phone
Get it on Google Play
Bollywood Today playing on Android phone
Get it on Google Play

About Halcyon Audio

Quietly capable software, the way it should be.

Halcyon Audio is an independent studio focused on voice-first apps for phones and car infotainment.

Every app we ship runs fully on-device — no analytics, no advertising IDs, no sign-up. They're designed to feel at home in your pocket and on the head unit.

  • Fully on-device. Neural voice synthesis runs locally — works offline once articles are cached.
  • No tracking, no accounts. No advertising IDs read, no analytics SDKs by default, no email required.
  • Car-first UI. Glanceable cards, big targets, single-tap interactions. Built for AAOS, also runs on phone.
  • Real news from real sources. Aggregated headlines + summaries, attributed and link-out to publishers.