Free to start. 25 classics included. No card.
PDF, EPUB or pasted text. We split it into chapters, read it in a voice you choose, and hand you the files.
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NarratorHe motioned me in with a courtly gesture, saying in excellent English, but with a strange intonation,
Count Dracula“Welcome to my house. Enter freely and of your own will.”
NarratorThe instant I had stepped over the threshold, he moved impulsively forward, and holding out his hand, grasped mine with a strength which made me wince,
Count Dracula“I am Dracula, and I bid you welcome, Mr. Harker, to my house. Come in, the night air is chill, and you must need to eat and rest.”
Fifty-seven narrators in nine languages. Turn on full-cast mode and we read the book once, find who's speaking, and cast each one. And read-along underlines every word as it plays, so you can watch the page while you listen.
Tap any voice to hear it. The passage: Dracula, chapter II.
Sign up and they're already in your library. No credit, no card. And every classic ships with a primer: the hook, the cast, the concepts you'll walk away with.
✦ Free on every planA respectable London doctor's will names a violent stranger nobody has met as his sole heir, and his lawyer starts pulling the thread. The book is better if you pretend you don't already know it.
If Fight Club lives in your head, this is where it was born.
Your eyes clock out with work. Your ears are free on the commute, at the gym, over the dishes. We make the habit stick: a weekly goal, a streak that survives a busy week, and a badge for every book you actually finish.
One credit turns one book, up to 100,000 words, into an audiobook you keep.
Free plan: the 25 classics, read-along and all, no card. Extra credits $5 each, anytime.
Reading predicts growth, in vocabulary, in knowledge, in how far you go, more strongly than almost anything else you can choose to do. The problem was never the books. It's that work takes your eyes all day.
British Cohort Study of 17,000 people · Sullivan & Brown, UCL Institute of EducationListening is the bridge: the same books, the same cultural capital, without asking your eyes for anything. And audiobook platforms price it like a luxury. So we had to do something.
PDF, EPUB, or pasted text. Clean, text-selectable PDFs work best; scanned or heavily-formatted files can reduce quality. Citations and end-matter get cleaned up so you don't hear reference lists.
Yes. Every audiobook you make is downloadable chapter by chapter as MP3, and stays in your library. Cancel and they're still yours.
Usually minutes, not hours. You'll see it appear in your library and can start listening to early chapters while the rest finishes.
Twenty-five classics with every feature: read-along, ambience, progress tracking. Converting your own books needs credits, from $2.75 each on Annual.
We’d love to read to you.
An audiobook a month, or an audiobook a week. Both cost less than the coffee you'd drink reading it.
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