More voices, more range.
New voices with different timbres — warmer, brighter, and a few quieter ones for late-night reads. The first additions land soon.
What we're building now, what's queued up next, and what's on the wishlist for later. These are directions, not promises — the order changes as we learn what readers actually need.
What's actively being built. Most items here land in the next few releases.
New voices with different timbres — warmer, brighter, and a few quieter ones for late-night reads. The first additions land soon.
Cutting the wait between pressing the shortcut and hearing the first word. The next release shaves it noticeably.
The placeholder on the Help page turns into a real assistant — ask anything about HearFlow and get an answer that knows the product and your settings.
Smoother handling for very long selections — a research paper, a whole chapter — without losing tempo across the read.
Designed or in early build. The order may still shift — these are the strongest candidates for the next quarter.
Spanish, French, and German first, with more languages following. The voice-quality bar is the same — we won't ship one until it sounds right.
Save a paragraph worth re-hearing. HearFlow keeps a small library of the things you want to come back to.
The product started for one IB student. A dedicated plan for students and educators is something we owe our origin story.
Hear something worth sharing? Send the snippet to someone — the text and the spoken version, together.
Ideas we like but aren't building yet. Loud user signal moves these up; quiet signal keeps them parked.
A small extension so HearFlow can read what's on the page even when an app makes the text hard to highlight.
An iPhone and iPad companion — read your highlights from your Mac on the move, or trigger reads from your phone.
For book clubs, study groups, and reading partners — shared listening with synced position. A way to read together, by ear.
A library of saved reads you can return to — the chapter you didn't finish, the article you want to re-listen to next week.