Coming soon for readers who listen, too.
Hearleaf
Scan a page. Keep reading by listening. Hearleaf is a private personal voice reader that turns photographed reading pages into private audio for books, study, stories, walks, commutes, and everyday listening in a voice you control.
Turn a reading backlog into a listening queue with private audio for book pages, study pages, handouts, story pages, screen-fatigued moments, and everyday movement.
Personal voice reader FAQ
- What is Hearleaf?
- Hearleaf is a private personal voice reader that turns book pages, study pages, handouts, and story pages into audio you can replay from your listening queue.
- Who is Hearleaf for?
- Hearleaf is for book readers, students, parents reading stories with children, screen-fatigued readers, and people who like listening while walking, commuting, or doing everyday tasks.
- Is Hearleaf available on Android?
- Hearleaf is currently preparing an Android closed alpha through Google Play testing.
- Can I use my own voice?
- Yes. Hearleaf is designed around voices you control, starting with your own voice profile.
- Can I use someone else's voice?
- Only use a familiar voice when that person has knowingly shared it for Hearleaf listening.
- What happens to photographed pages and generated audio?
- Hearleaf treats page images, extracted text, voice profiles, and generated audio as personal data and keeps the reading experience private by default.
- What kinds of reading material should I use?
- Use pages, books, handouts, and study material that you have the right to process for your own listening.
- Does Hearleaf replace audiobooks?
- No. Hearleaf is for personal page-to-audio listening when an audiobook is not the thing you need.