Turn a reading queue into a private audio playlist

What is Audioread?

Audioread is a text to speech service designed around a personal reading queue. You can add an article link, upload a document, forward an email, or subscribe to a feed, then listen to the resulting audio in its own player or a podcast app. This makes it useful for material you want to absorb while commuting or walking, without keeping the original browser tab open throughout the reading.

Bring different reading sources into one queue

Supported inputs include web articles, PDFs, DOCX files, plain text, emails, and RSS or Atom feeds. A private inbox converts forwarded email, while feed subscriptions can add new posts automatically. Audioread offers voices in multiple languages and a private podcast feed, with listening through its browser or mobile experience and compatible podcast players.

Choose material that works when spoken

Start with an essay, newsletter, or narrative report whose meaning does not depend heavily on a chart. Check the first minute for navigation text, footnotes, and pronunciation before committing a long document to the queue. Keep the original available for tables or references you may need later. Limit automatic feeds to sources you actually want to hear so the listening backlog stays manageable.

Features to explore

• Article and document conversion
• Private email forwarding inbox
• RSS and Atom subscriptions
• Private podcast feed
• Multilingual voice choices

Who is Audioread for?

Useful for readers who accumulate articles and newsletters and have regular listening time. It is particularly suitable for prose that can be followed without looking at a page, including essays, updates, and explanatory material.

Before you get started

Tables, formulas, layout, and citations may not translate cleanly into audio. Review privacy terms before forwarding confidential documents, and check pronunciation and extracted text when accuracy matters to the material.