Antaryn Technologies, the company behind audiotale.net, launches antaryn.com
The new site sets out the company's vision of AI products for curious minds, lists audiotale.net as its live product, and says more products are in development.
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Antaryn Technologies, the company that runs audiotale.net, has put its own website online at antaryn.com.
Disclosure: audiotale.net is an Antaryn Technologies product. This article is about our parent company.
What the site says
Antaryn describes itself as an AI product company for curious minds that builds products to help people understand technology, learn it, and build with it. Its tagline is "Look within. Launch beyond."
The site sets out a short vision: a world where anyone curious can understand the technology shaping their life, and build something of their own with it. It splits that into three parts. Learn is marked live and points to audiotale.net. Build, going from understanding an idea to making it work, is marked as next. Use describes how the company wants its products to behave: clear about AI, open about sources, and free of ads and trackers.
Products
audiotale.net is listed as the live product: tech news, AI explained without the hype, and a community of builders, with every story linked to its sources. A second entry, "What comes next", says more AI products are in development and will be announced on antaryn.com and on X when they are ready to use. The site names no other products yet.
Privacy and contact
According to its privacy page, antaryn.com sets no cookies, runs no analytics and loads nothing from other companies. Press and partnership questions go to hello@antaryn.com, logos and colours are on the brand page, and the company posts on X as @Antaryntech.
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