A desktop EchoLive, bought once.
EchoLive may become a desktop app you buy once, for life. Scripts stay on your computer. The first version is a Mac studio: a script split into parts, redo one part without redoing the rest, export a finished file. If the direction is right, later additions are pronunciations, more than one speaker, batches, and connecting your own cloud voice account. A Windows version follows only if enough people need it.
Most of the company's time is going into Omphalis. Omphalis is a workspace for understanding articles, PDFs, videos, and podcasts: an explanation beside a passage, questions across sources, notes that stay with the original. It is not EchoLive renamed.