Text to speech for students
Aureley is a text-to-speech app for iPhone, iPad and Android that reads your course readings aloud, all the way to the end. Here's what a week of study listening can look like.
A university reading list can run to three hundred pages a week, mostly long PDFs and journal articles.
Listen on the way to campus. On Plus and Max, turn each reading into a Summary and a short Quiz. The questions you get wrong show you what to read again.
The rereading still happens. It happens on the right pages.
Research articles get saved all week and opened never. The tabs pile up.
Paste the links into Aureley and listen while you cook or walk. Your hands stay busy, and the reading gets done anyway.
When someone needs you, press pause. Press play when you're back.
Many people with ADHD or dyslexia find listening easier than reading.
As Aureley reads, each word is highlighted on the screen, so your eyes and ears stay on the same line. Page numbers, headers and footers on every page are not read aloud, so the content stays focused.
Choose from eleven voices until you find the one that's easiest to follow.
Course readings in French, Italian, Spanish, German or Portuguese (Brazil) are read aloud in their own language, automatically. English comes in a US, UK or Australian accent, and Spanish in a Spain or Latin American accent.
Yes. Aureley reads PDFs, Word files (.doc, .docx), EPUB, RTF, plain text, Markdown, web links and pasted text. Page numbers, headers and footers on every page stay out of the audio.
Yes, on Plus and Max. Summary and Quiz work on the whole document, up to 60,000 characters, and you can save them to your files, Obsidian or Notion.
Your built-in voice, the voice already built into your phone or tablet, keeps reading, with no cap: unlimited listening at no extra charge. You won't be cut off in the middle of a document.
Yes. Replay saved documents offline, anytime, no hours used.
Get your time back. Aureley reads your documents to you, in a natural voice that cares.
Aureley launches on Android on Sunday 15 November, with iPhone and iPad coming soon. Leave your email and we'll tell you when it's live.
One email when Aureley is live on Android, and one when it's on iPhone and iPad. Nothing else. Privacy notice
