LinkReader: Articles to Audio

LinkReader turns anything you want to read into something you can listen to — in a voice that actually sounds human, not a robot reading a teleprompter. A voice worth listening to Choose from natural, high-quality voices — including on-device Siri AI voices, OpenAI's studio-quality narration, or OpenVox's library of hundreds of voices. No more choosing between "convenient" and "listenable." Adjust speed, skip back 15 seconds, skip forward 30 — it feels like a podcast made just for you. Wherever you are Save an article on your Mac and it's ready to play on your iPhone by the time you pick it up. Get in the car, and it's already queued in CarPlay — browse hands-free, play with one tap, and flag a moment while you drive without ever looking at a screen. Everything syncs privately through your own iCloud account. One inbox. Every device. Notes that live inside the moment — not a blank page Most note-taking apps give you an empty page and hope you remember the context later. LinkReader does the opposite: tap the flag while you're listening, and your note — typed or spoken — is pinned to the exact second it happened. Tap it later and you're back in that moment instantly, no scrolling, no guessing which paragraph you meant. Voice notes are transcribed automatically, so you get a searchable note without breaking your stride. Hear your own writing LinkReader isn't just for other people's articles. Paste in a draft, a speech, an essay you're working on — anything — and listen to it read back to you. Hearing your own words out loud is one of the fastest ways to catch what doesn't work: the sentence that's too long, the paragraph that drags, the line that finally lands. Flag the moments that need work exactly the way you would with any article, then go back and fix them with the context still fresh. Save it once. Listen everywhere. Never lose a thought.