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Trinity Audio is a audio technology company based in Tel Aviv, Israel.^[1]

Trinity Audio converts written content into audio using text-to-speech (TTS) technology. It enables websites and media outlets to convert articles into audio versions.^[2] Trinity Audio supports more than 125 languages and offers 600 accents and natural voices.^[3]

Trinity Audio works with organizations around the world, including the United States, Israel, Brazil, Argentina, France, Spain,^[4] the United Kingdom,^[5] Germany,^[6] and the Dominican Republic.^[7]

Trinity Audio has worked with companies such as Newsweek, McClatchy, Variety, Nissan, Lenovo, Fortune, SHE Media, RebelMouse, and Sundial Technology & Media Group.^{[8][9][10][11][12]}

Trinity Audio was founded in 2018^[13] by Ron Jaworski,^[14] Shlomi Sutton,^[15] Shay Meghnagi, and Oren Liberman.^[16] The company was established as a spin-off or subsidiary of Somoto Ltd., a publicly traded technology company based in Tel Aviv, Israel. Somoto was listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE).^[17]

In November 2019, Trinity Audio launched its WordPress plugin in cooperation with Amazon Polly.^[18] A month later in December 2019, at the AWS re:Invent conference in December 2019, the company announced a collaboration with Amazon to provide real-time translation from English into six other languages.^[19]

In January 2020, Trinity Audio joined the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner Network. The partnership helped the company integrate Amazon Polly into its content-to-audio technology. The collaboration gave Trinity Audio access to scalable infrastructure and high-quality voice synthesis for its text-to speech player.^[20]

Trinity Audio uses Amazon Polly, among other text-to-speech (TTS) providers, to deliver natural-sounding audio.^[21] Amazon Polly offers over 105 voices in 42 languages, enabling publishers to create audio versions of their content in multiple languages and styles.^[22] Publishers can use the Trinity Audio plugin to integrate Amazon Polly’s voices.^[21]

In April 2020, McClatchy, launched a text-to-speech feature across its 30 newsrooms using Trinity Audio’s technology.^[23]

In August 2020, Decathlon UK implemented Trinity Audio’s player.^[5]

In April 2022, Trinity Audio released its integration for Wix.^[24][25]

In February 2025, Trinity Audio partnered with Fortune magazine to broadcast AI-powered audio articles.^[9] In May 2025, The company announced a partnership with SHE Media.^[11]

Trinity Audio released Trinity Player back in 2018 as a tool to let users listen to written articles.^[26]

Later, the company launched the Branded Player, an upgraded version of Trinity Player that includes native display advertising.^[27]

Trinity Audio includes a content management system (CMS) that helps manage, edit, and distribute audio content. Creators can make playlists, edit audio files, and share them across platforms such as Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Podcasts. The CMS can connect to website builders like WordPress, Webflow, and Wix. It also supports real-time translation.^[3]