Why Audeno exists

The world is changing fast, and so is the way we take in ideas. With so many tasks, messages and headlines competing for attention, reading a book has quietly become a luxury. It asks for time, calm and focus, the very things the digital age keeps in short supply.

Audeno began with one book. Christian D. Larson’s “Your Forces and How to Use Them” truly captivated me: how people a century ago saw life, the power of thought and what a person is capable of. I believe the early twentieth century was an era of remarkable intellectual breakthroughs, a time of discoveries that changed the world and of books whose value has not faded.

Yet even a book like that, one that can inspire you, point you in a direction and help with real problems, often goes unread. Especially on a phone, where something always interrupts.

So the idea was simple: if a book is worth your attention, why not turn it into an audio course? Listening is easy and enjoyable, on the way to work, on a walk, between tasks.

That is how Audeno was born. It takes the best books that still resonate today and turns them into complete audio courses. The format is made for today. The knowledge comes from the century-old original, not a secondhand retelling.

Yahor Kamarou, creator of Audeno