Hey everyone, I’m Felix 👋

I’ve been on Product Hunt before with two other products, TimeDropper and DateDropper.

Today I’m back with a new personal challenge: Lexora.

The idea behind Lexora came from something that feels increasingly clear lately: audio versions of articles are becoming a much more natural part of how people consume content online.

And honestly, it makes sense. It gives readers another way to engage with content when they are working, walking, commuting, or simply don’t feel like staring at a screen. It also adds a real accessibility layer, which matters more and more.

The problem is that the workflow behind it is usually more fragmented than it looks. First you generate the text-to-speech, then you have to deal with playback, embedding, styling, controls, and making the whole thing feel like it actually belongs on the website.

I wanted Lexora to remove that friction and handle the whole flow in one place: turning written content into AI audio, giving it an embeddable player, and making the experience feel ready to publish instead of half-assembled.

On a more practical level, Lexora combines speech generation, player embedding, UI customization, Auto Mode for live content, sticky playback, and audio analytics in a single workflow, so teams don’t have to assemble those layers separately.

That’s really what Lexora is about!

I still consider Lexora very much in beta, and this stage is probably the most important one for me. More than ever, this is the moment where honest feedback matters most: what feels useful, what feels unclear, what feels missing, and where the product should go next.

Also, in the spirit of keeping this launch as genuine as possible, if you think Lexora is a solid product, please feel free to share your support; it's definitely a meaningful way to help.

Launching here again feels special to me, and I’d genuinely love your feedback, questions, or even doubts.

Happy to answer anything 😊