For readers with ADHD

Stay with the book

The narrator keeps going when your attention wanders, and the highlight shows you where you are when it comes back. Drop a book and keep moving.

Momentum, built in

On the page, one stray thought and you are reading the same line for the third time. A narrator keeps the book moving. Pair it with a walk, the dishes or the commute, and the chapters roll by while your hands are busy.

Tools that keep you on track

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Read-along highlighting: look back at the screen and the current word is lit.
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Speed from 0.75x to 2x. Find the pace that holds you.
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Chapters, and a suggested start past the front matter, so you begin with the story, not the copyright page.
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Bookmarks for the part you want to come back to.
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A sleep timer that can stop at the end of the chapter.
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Your place is saved everywhere, so picking the book up again takes one tap.

Three steps

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Drop the book here.
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Pick a narrator you like the sound of. The voice matters more than you think.
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Press play and go do something.

Your whole to-read pile

Novels, non-fiction, PDFs from work, the book club pick. When the pile runs out, 70,000 free classics are ready to play.

Questions people ask

Is it free?

Free includes unlimited Standard voices in English and 10 minutes of Premium voices, so English books cost nothing to listen to.

Which books can I use?

Any DRM-free EPUB, PDF, Word, Kindle, TXT or FB2 file up to 10 MB. Store purchases locked with DRM open only in the store’s own app.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes, on iPhone and iPad, with lock-screen controls and background play. The Android app is coming soon; the website works in Android browsers.
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