Use cases

More reading, fewer excuses

Students, authors, researchers, commuters, language learners and readers who take a book in better by ear. Find yourself below.
For authors

Hear your manuscript read aloud

Your eyes forgive a draft. Your ears don’t. Drop the DOCX or EPUB, pick a narrator and hear every clunky line, echoed word and dragging scene, chapter by chapter.
For students

Turn textbooks and course readings into audio

Get through the reading list on the bus. Drop the chapter PDF, the handout or the set text and listen at your own speed. Page numbers and running headers stay out of the narration.
For researchers

Listen to research papers and reports

Clear the reading pile on a walk. Drop the PDF of a paper and hear the abstract, the introduction and the discussion in a clear voice, with sections you can jump between.
For commuters

Your reading list, on the commute

The ebooks piling up on your device can come with you. Drop one here, pick a narrator and press play on your way out the door.
For language learners

Listen to books in the language you are learning

Hear the novel your teacher recommended, read by a native narrator, with every word highlighted as it is spoken. Drop a book in German, Spanish, French, Japanese or any of 42 languages.
Accessible listening

Have your books and documents read aloud

When the page is hard work, hand it to a narrator. Drop any DRM-free book or document and hear it in a natural voice, with the text highlighted as it goes.
For readers with dyslexia

Read with your ears and your eyes

Hear the book in a natural voice while every word lights up as it is spoken. Drop the novel, the textbook chapter or the PDF from work, and read it your way.
For readers with ADHD

Stay with the book

The narrator keeps going when your attention wanders, and the highlight shows you where you are when it comes back. Drop a book and keep moving.
For busy professionals

Get through the reading on the way to work

The board pack, the industry report, the business book everyone keeps quoting. Drop the file, press play and hear it on the commute, at the gym, between meetings.