Shrink - Made by Outtloud

Shrink - Made by Outtloud

Convert any files/youtube/web urls into audio summaries

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With Outtloud, you can turn any document, research paper, ebook or article into an audiobook and engaging AI podcasts. Complete your reading faster and effortlessly with 4x speed, Ai summaries and more. Enjoy celebrity voices such as Morgan Freeman, Emilia Clarke, Stewie Griffin and Rick Sanchez. You can listen in 100+ natural voices and languages from English(US, UK, Australia), German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch and more
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Shrink

Stop drowning in documents. Get what matters in minutes
Shrink turns your pile of documents(pdfs, epub, txt) and links(youtube videos, web articles) and convert it into a concise, meaningful summary that you can listen to. It allows you to customize voice, summary length and language. Shrink didn't just summarize your documents, it builds topics from it and breaks them down into multiple chapters where each chapters talks about key points of the contents. You can start using Shrink today, for Free, no sign up required.
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Shrink - Made by Outtloud
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Few months ago, we launched Outtloud, an audio reader app for people with adhd and dyslexia. The launch was a successful one and we managed to serve thousands of users. Since the launch, we have been improving and adding more features on Outtloud based on user's feedback. Fast forward to today, we are happy to launch a new product/feature that has been highly requested for; Shrink! Shrink turns your files into a concise, meaningful summary that you can listen to on the go. For now, it supports formats such as PDF, Epub, Txt, Doc, Docx and Youtube/Web links. We plan to add more formats in the future as well as more voices and languages.
Masum Parvej

@oladosu_abass Listening to summaries on the go sounds perfect.