Read with your ears.
Long PDFs. Weekly newsletters. That essay you keep saving for later. HearFlow reads them at the pace you choose, while you do something else — and you finally get to the bottom of the pile.
HearFlow turns anything you highlight into a clear, natural voice. Catch up on papers while you cook, hear a Slack thread on your walk, and finally get through the reading list you never quite get to.
Long PDFs. Weekly newsletters. That essay you keep saving for later. HearFlow reads them at the pace you choose, while you do something else — and you finally get to the bottom of the pile.
Highlight in any app — Safari, Mail, Slack, Notion, a PDF preview — hit one keyboard shortcut, and the voice picks it up. No copy-paste, no upload, no opening a separate window.
Researchers, products, places, people — HearFlow says the names a generic voice would mangle the way a person would say them. The ones it doesn't know yet, it learns.
Long-form prose gets audiobook calm. A research paper gets measured beats. A Slack thread gets crisp. The same voice, in the right tempo for what you're hearing.
I built it for my sister — who's studying IB and reads more than her eyes can take. Then I realized I needed it too.
Recipe on the counter, the long essay you saved last week in your ears. Both move at your pace. AirPods stay in, hands stay free.
That paper you've been meaning to read travels with you. So does the morning Substack and the report you haven't opened. A commute that gives you something back.
Listen with one part of your mind while the other drafts, designs, or codes. Catch the brief out loud while your hands stay on the work.
Eyes off the screen for an hour. Still in the book, the article, the chapter you started last night. A quieter way to keep reading.
Select text. Tap Option+Space. The voice picks up on the first sentence. Tap again to pause; double-tap to stop. That's the whole interface — nothing to learn, nothing to launch.
HearFlow is one simple subscription — not a metered service. Listen for an hour or for ten. Read a single email or a whole textbook. The price stays the same, however much you use it.
Or save 30% on the annual plan.