Grow your audience
See where your readers and listeners actually are, get found through search inside your own audio, and let one catalogue — ebook, audiobook, podcast — work together instead of three separate followings.
Start publishing freeEvery search on Qityol that comes back empty is a reader telling you what they wanted and couldn’t find. Your dashboard surfaces those terms directly — not buried in a raw search log, but as a plain signal: people are looking for this, and you don’t have it yet.
No other publishing platform gives an author this. Amazon and Apple tell you how your published titles sold. Nothing tells you what to write next — except this.
See it on your own dashboardHow it looks on your dashboard — illustrative
Real searches, real reader counts, once you’re publishing — these three rows are an example of the layout, not live data.
Your dashboard shows which countries your readers and listeners are in — not a flat sales total with no picture of who's actually engaging.
Every audiobook chapter and podcast episode is transcribed and indexed automatically, so listeners searching a topic can land directly on your content.
Series, box sets, narrated editions, and a companion podcast all live under a single creator profile — so a reader who finds one of your works finds the rest.
Invite a co-author or co-host onto a title or show, combining both of your audiences instead of building each release's audience from zero.
A single title is easy to lose in a catalogue of millions. Publishing your ebook, its audiobook edition, and a companion podcast under one Qityol profile means every new release has a chance to pull readers toward everything else you've made — instead of each format fighting for attention on a separate platform, with a separate audience, starting from zero.
Analytics tells you how your published titles are doing. Reader demand tells you about the book you haven't written yet: real searches, on Qityol, that returned nothing. If a term keeps coming up and you have that title — finished, half-written, or out of print somewhere else — there's a waiting reader on the other end of it.
Your dashboard breaks down your audience by country, so you can see where your readers and listeners actually are, alongside your sales and engagement numbers — not just a monthly total with no geography attached.
Content on Qityol is discoverable by category browsing, in-app search, and a recommendation engine that surfaces titles based on reading and listening behavior — not only from creators who already bring an audience with them.
Every audiobook chapter and podcast episode you publish is transcribed automatically. That transcript is indexed, so a listener searching for a specific word or topic can be pointed straight to your content — long after its release week.
Yes — Qityol keeps every format under one creator profile. A reader who finds your ebook can see your audiobook edition and any companion podcast on the same profile, instead of having to independently discover you three separate times on three separate platforms.
Yes. Qityol's co-host and team publishing feature lets you invite collaborators onto a title or podcast, which combines both of your existing audiences on that release rather than starting from zero.
Free to start. No exclusivity. One profile for everything you publish.