Unlike typical TTS apps that only read pasted text, our app turns web links into a seamless listening experience. Just paste a news or article URL and it automatically extracts the content, organizes it into a clean audio playlist, and plays it instantly. It supports multiple languages and offers a variety of natural-sounding voices. Designed for commuting and hands-free use, it transforms your reading list into a personalized news radio feed.
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Hunter
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Hi , product hunts
I built this because I found myself constantly saving articles I never had time to read. My reading list kept growing, but my screen time was already overwhelming. I wanted a way to consume news and long-form content without staring at a display.
Most TTS apps felt like basic screen readers — you had to copy and paste text, deal with messy formatting, or manually manage everything. I wanted something simpler: paste a link and just listen.
The initial idea was straightforward text-to-speech, but during development I realized the real value wasn’t just voice playback — it was turning the web into a structured, playable feed. That led to building automatic article extraction, queue generation, and multi-language voice support.
The goal evolved from “text to audio” into creating a listening-first experience — something that feels closer to personal radio than a reading tool.
Excited to hear your feedback and ideas on how to make it even better.