Not what SayTXT does. What people do with it.
Every workflow below starts with a real problem someone messaged us about. Pick the one that sounds like your day.
By format
How to listen to PDFs aloud on iPhone & Android
The basics — native PDFs, scanned PDFs, and everything in between. Free, no word limit.
Read more → EPUBHow to listen to EPUB books on iPhone & Android
Chapter-aware audiobook mode for any EPUB — including ones from Project Gutenberg and Standard Ebooks.
Read more → WebsitesHow to listen to any website (even login-walled)
Built-in browser reads Substack, Medium, Patreon, and anywhere you're signed in.
Read more → OCRHow to listen to scanned or printed books
Point your camera. SayTXT extracts the text with OCR and reads it aloud — even from old paperbacks.
Read more →By situation
How to listen to research papers while walking
Turn 40-page PDFs into audio for your commute. Focus View keeps the citations from blurring together.
Read more → CommuteListen to newsletters and Substack on your commute
Queue up your morning Substack digest as audio. Perfect for the train.
Read more →Accessibility
How ADHD students use SayTXT to study
Follow narration with word or sentence highlighting, depending on the voice.
Read more → DyslexiaHow dyslexic readers use SayTXT for reading
Pair audio with word or sentence highlighting in Focus View, depending on the voice.
Read more → AACUse SayTXT as a temporary voice when you can't speak
Recovering from throat surgery? Laryngitis? Type into SayTXT and let the AI voice speak for you.
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