A home for your words.
Documents, quick notes, and favourite passages. Search by title, text, or tag.
Work · 192 words
Study · 286 words
Book · 642 words
[ text, meet your new voice ]
The things you want to read. The voice you want to hear.
Turn text and documents into audio, and make room for more.
Free offline voices. No API key. Coming in VoxNote 5.3.
BRING THE WORDS. WE’LL BRING THE VOICE.
[ a simpler way to listen ]
From the page in front of you to the voice beside you.
No complicated workflow required.
Open tabs. Saved documents. A thought you meant to come back to.
Import it. Choose a voice. Make a little room to listen.
Hear the differencePaste something you wrote or import a document.
Preview a speaker and find your pace.
Listen, revisit, or export a WAV recording.
[ thoughtful by design ]
The useful details, in the right places.
Designed around your next listening moment.
Documents, quick notes, and favourite passages. Search by title, text, or tag.
Work · 192 words
Study · 286 words
Book · 642 words
Ten English neural speakers. Installed device voices for more languages.
A reading view with comfortable type, a compact player, and the controls you need.
The best ideas are the ones
you make time for.
Save or share a lossless WAV recording. Keep a listening copy wherever you need it.
[ meet your next favourite voice ]
Real samples from VoxNote’s bundled Kokoro voices.
One passage. A few different personalities.
[ a little listening, right here ]
Try a browser voice before stepping into the full mobile experience.
Uses your browser’s available voices. Some voices may use a network service. The mobile app has bundled offline Kokoro voices.
[ life happens between the lines ]
Not another thing to keep up with.
A different way to make time for what matters.
The night sky tells a story of light, distance, and discovery. Keep asking questions.
One concept. One clear voice.[ designed to move with you ]
Read along, make the type your own, and keep playback close. A quiet reminder brings you back when you’re ready.
Study · 286 words
Book · 540 words
[ from the listening journal ]
A PDF with selectable text gives a speech reader useful words to work with.
Hearing a draft can reveal repeated words, long sentences, and transitions that look fine on a screen.
VoxNote bundles ten English Kokoro voices so a listening session does not need an API key.
[ a good place to start ]
VoxNote’s core mobile experience is free. No API key.
No account needed to keep a local library.
[ a few things worth knowing ]
Still curious? Visit the support centre
Type or paste text, or import TXT, Markdown, Word (.docx), and text-based PDF documents in the mobile app. Image-only PDFs need text recognition in a separate tool first.
The mobile app includes ten English Kokoro neural voices. Speech generation runs on your device with no API key. Installed system voices offer other languages; some need to be downloaded through your device settings.
Yes. Preview a voice in the mobile app before saving a note. The first preview prepares the bundled model, so allow a little extra time. The voice samples on this page are real Kokoro recordings.
Yes. The mobile app exports lossless WAV files through the native save or share sheet. WAV can be larger than compressed audio. The browser speech demo does not export audio.
Use a matching installed device voice for non-English text. The English neural engine may spell unfamiliar words aloud. Preview names, abbreviations, and specialist terms before creating a long recording.
The current VoxNote mobile experience includes its offline voices and core listening tools without a subscription or API key. You can keep notes, organise your library, and export audio.
[ your next chapter starts here ]
Your documents. Your pace. A voice that feels right.
Preview the upcoming 5.3 experience for iOS and Android.
The current Android app is available on Google Play.