Where the listening happens
Text to speech for reading support, study and work
Aureley is a text-to-speech app for iPhone, iPad and Android that reads your documents aloud, word by word. People use it to listen to set readings, reports, contracts, AI-written specs and chapter books instead of reading every page.
Aureley reads while life goes on.
ADHD, dyslexia and reading support
Text to speech for ADHD, dyslexia and reading support
Many people with ADHD or dyslexia find listening easier than reading.
Aureley reads the document, not the page, so page numbers, headers and footers on every page stay out of the audio. Each word is highlighted as it is read, so you can follow along, or simply close your eyes and listen.
If your natural-voice hours run out, your built-in voice (the voice already built into your phone or tablet) keeps reading to the end. You won't be cut off in the middle of a document.
Eleven voices, each carefully selected so you'll still enjoy it an hour in.
Students
Listen to study readings and lecture PDFs
Hear it, then quiz yourself on it.
Long readings become something you can listen to on the bus. On Plus and Max, turn what you heard into a Summary or a short Quiz. Revision that fits around your life.
A Summary gives you an introduction, five key messages and a summary of the whole reading, up to 60,000 characters. Save it to your files, Obsidian or Notion, next to your notes.
Course readings in French, Italian, Spanish, German or Portuguese (Brazil) are read aloud in their own language.
Work
Listen to reports, contracts and long PDFs at work
The backlog, read aloud.
Briefs, contracts and long reports, listened to between meetings instead of skimmed at midnight.
A 60-page report becomes a listen for the commute. Aureley skips the page numbers, headers and footers on every page, so you hear the report start to finish and keep your desk time for the parts that need your input.
The morning train is forty minutes nobody planned for. Yesterday's report and this morning's brief, finished before the office.
Builders
Listen to Markdown, specs and AI-written notes
Specs, research notes and Markdown files, read aloud so you can hear the draft before you sign it off. Add Markdown, a PDF or a web link, or share the file to Aureley, then save the document or its Summary back to your files, Obsidian or Notion.
Chapter books
Listen to EPUB books and chapter books
The sunset chapter.
Add an EPUB and Aureley reads it aloud. Eyes closed, tea in hand, twelve pages to go. Listening is reading you can do in the dark.
Plus suits short chapter books if you commute most days, about 38,600 words of natural voice a month. Your built-in voice reads on, with no cap.
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.
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