Personalized AI audio lessons generated on demand
SUN creates interactive audio content on demand. Generate podcasts, audiobooks, or courses on any topic, ask questions while listening, and learn in the context of your life. Unlike static platforms, SUN understands your world—from notes, emails, and AI tools—to deliver truly personalized audio experiences. Built for continuous, screen-free learning that helps you grow every day.
Hey Product Hunt! 🎉 I'm Artin, co-founder and CEO of Sun, an intelligent audio app for curious minds eager to learn something new every day in an immersive, audio-first way. ⭐️ The founding story We're a team of eager learners who live inside audiobooks, podcasts, and research papers. But today's audio isn't designed for people like us. Or like you. It's the same for everyone, same format, same pace, same assumptions about who you are and what you need. You have a favorite AI, favorite sources,
After trying the app, I found it quite confusing and difficult to navigate. I’m not sure if there was any onboarding, and if there was, it wasn’t clear enough to guide me through how the app is supposed to be used. I also noticed something concerning—while using your app, another tool I use (Netwoke) flagged a process called “runner”, making connections from my system. From what I understand, processes with that name can sometimes be associated with malicious activity, like acting as a downloade
Congrats on your launch! I wonder if it's able to consolidate all the listening and learnings in the past and generate personal reports for review?
The experience was quite confusing from the start—I’m not even sure if there was a proper onboarding. The UI feels overwhelming, and it’s hard to understand what I’m supposed to be doing or how the app is useful. Navigation is also an issue; I couldn’t find a clear way to get back to the previous screen and ended up closing the app entirely. Overall, the usability and flow need significant improvement.
Creating podcasts and audio courses instantly from existing content is something I hadn't thought about for supply chain training. We have a lot of dense process documentation that no one reads. Converting that into audio that people can listen to during commutes or on the floor is a genuinely different distribution channel for internal knowledge.
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