For ADHD & dyslexic readers
For the brain that buys books and can't sit through them
You've read the same paragraph four times and kept nothing. Not a discipline problem — a format problem. Upload the PDF you've restarted five times and Audionarrator hands you a chapter-aware audiobook: the same material, through a channel your brain doesn't fight.
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How it helps
Sitting still, eyes tracking lines, holding your place across a 40-page chapter — that's the exact set of demands ADHD and dyslexia make hardest. Audio removes them. You can pace, commute, fold laundry, stare out a window — and the material keeps arriving.
6 books · the pile, finally moving
Chapter 11 of 38
Finished
Chapter 5 of 18
Restarted · ch. 2
Ready to start
Ch. 3 of 7
Book · 38 chapters
35 in playback · 3 hidden (preface, notes, index)
Chapters
How it works
Upload the PDF, DOCX, or EPUB you already own — up to 50 MB
Chapters are detected automatically; the boilerplate is hidden
Hit play. Move. Let it read to you
Questions
Straight answers, no inspirational-poster language.
No. Accommodation isn't cheating — it's routing the same material through a channel that works. Audiobook listeners and print readers show comparable comprehension for most material; what matters is engaging with the content, not which sense delivers it.
Generic readers treat a book like one long article — they read the table of contents, page headers, and footnotes as if they were prose, and losing your place means scrubbing through one giant audio file. Audionarrator parses the book's structure: real chapters, front matter hidden, resume per chapter. For long documents, that structure is the difference between usable and abandoned.
Yes — anything with selectable text: textbooks, reports, manuals, research papers, the onboarding doc your job sent you. Scanned image-only PDFs need OCR, which isn't live yet; we detect and tell you upfront rather than producing garbage.
This is what the one-time word packs are for — buy words when you're in a reading season, let them sit when you're not. They never expire. The subscription is there if your listening becomes steady; it's not the only door in.
Speechify Premium runs about $139/year. Audionarrator's Creator plan is $9/month — about $108/year — with 50,000 words a month, or you can skip subscribing entirely and use non-expiring packs from $3. Your first chapter is free, so you can hear it on your own material before spending anything.
Your files are stored encrypted, processed only to generate your audio, never used for training, and deleting a book wipes both the text and the audio. Your reading list is nobody's business.
Not a demo file — your actual PDF, the one you've been circling for months. First chapter free, no card required.