Read anything, anywhere
Select text in any app and press CtrlAltR. Speaking starts in under a second, at the speed you like.
For Windows and Mac · Private · Offline
Shown with ready-made voices. In the app, it's your voice.
What it does
Select text in any app and press CtrlAltR. Speaking starts in under a second, at the speed you like.
Select what you typed and press CtrlAltV. It becomes a voice note, ready to send in Slack, WhatsApp, Discord or Teams.
Drop in an EPUB, PDF or Word file and get an audiobook with its chapters, made in the background. Listen in the app, or take it to your phone or car.
Press CtrlAltO and drag over anything: a picture, a video, a scanned page, an app that won't let you select. It reads the text in it.
Every document you open is kept with your place in it. Come back tomorrow and press play, or jump straight to a chapter.
Write it like a script and each speaker gets their own voice: you, a pirate, a narrator. Stories, podcasts and practice dialogues in one click.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and the Claude app tell you when they're done or need you, each in its own voice. Quiet hours keep the nights silent.
It reads all three, even mixed in one document, and the app speaks your language too. Free updates arrive by themselves.
The voices
Clone yours from a twenty-second recording. Or tune in to someone else. Swipe, and tap to listen.
Privacy
Made on your machine. Kept on your machine.
Nothing uploaded. The voice model runs on your computer. Your recordings, text and audio never reach a server.
No account. Nothing to sign up for. Works offline once it's installed.
Consent built in. Someone else's voice only with their permission. The app asks, and keeps the record.
For Windows 10 and 11, and Macs with Apple silicon
$30once. Launch price for the first 50 customers, then $50.
One computer. No subscription. Free updates for version one.
The full app, free for 24 hours. Purchases aren't refundable, so please try it first. You get a license key by email the moment you buy.
Questions
Windows 10 or 11, or a Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or later), and about 2 GB of free space. On Windows, a graphics card from the last few years makes it fast enough to read live. Without one it still works, more slowly: fine for audio files, too slow for reading as you go. On a laptop, plug it in for the best speed.
Apps where you can paste a file into the message box, like Slack, WhatsApp, Discord and Teams. Otherwise the clip is on your clipboard and in your history to share another way.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Hermes Agent and the Claude app connect with one click. Any agent that supports MCP can use the speak tool, and any app can use the built-in, OpenAI-compatible speech API on your computer.
It picks up your tone, pitch and accent from a single twenty-second recording, and stays consistent across long documents. A quiet room makes the biggest difference, and the app checks your recording before it clones it.
Open a book (EPUB, PDF, Word, Markdown or text) and choose Make audiobook. It finds the chapters, makes the audio in the background while you use your computer, and carries on if you close the app. You get one file with chapters for audiobook apps, or a file per chapter for any player.
Once, to download its voice model (1.6 GB) after you install it. After that it works offline. It checks for updates, which you can switch off.
Yes: the whole app is free for one day, counted from when it's first ready to speak. Purchases aren't refundable, so please use the day to check it works well on your computer. When it's over, enter your license key and carry on, with your voices and library as you left them.
$30 once for the first 50 customers, then $50. No subscription. A license is for one computer; moving to a new one is a click in Settings. Updates for version one are free.
It reads English, Spanish and German, and the app itself comes in all three, on Windows and on the Mac.