Listen turns text into natural voiceovers in Fusha, 140+ Arabic dialects and 60+ English accents. Pick a mood, create two-voice conversations, set the voice in a real place, clone your own voice and download MP3 in seconds.
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I'm building Listen because Arabic text-to-speech usually means one formal voice, while almost no one speaks Fusha in daily life. People in Cairo, Riyadh, Beirut, and Casablanca sound completely different, and an ad or a video lands better in the viewer's own dialect.
Listen gives you:
• Fusha plus 140+ Arabic dialects, and 60+ English accents • Moods and styles: calm, excited, storytelling, news, ads… • Two-voice conversations for podcasts, sketches, and interviews • Sound environments that put the voice in a real place • Voice cloning: record your voice once, use it in any dialect • A browser extension that reads any web page aloud • Video dubbing
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I'm building Listen because Arabic text-to-speech usually means one formal voice, while almost no one speaks Fusha in daily life. People in Cairo, Riyadh, Beirut, and Casablanca sound completely different, and an ad or a video lands better in the viewer's own dialect.
Listen gives you:
• Fusha plus 140+ Arabic dialects, and 60+ English accents
• Moods and styles: calm, excited, storytelling, news, ads…
• Two-voice conversations for podcasts, sketches, and interviews
• Sound environments that put the voice in a real place
• Voice cloning: record your voice once, use it in any dialect
• A browser extension that reads any web page aloud
• Video dubbing
You can hear every voice before you sign up: https://listenai.studio/en/voice-samples
I'd love your honest feedback; tell me if your dialect sounds right!