Step 1
Bring your reading
Open documents, articles, and long-form text.
OpenVox Reader
Turn reading time into listening time.
OpenVox Reader is a focused listening experience for documents, articles, and long-form text, built around private local voices.
No account required · 10,000 free characters daily · Pro is $19.99 once per platform
A focused listening experience
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Listen
While multitasking
Local
Private voices
Soon
Reader release
How it works
A workflow built for this job.
Step 2
Choose how it sounds
Select a natural local voice and comfortable reading speed.
Step 3
Listen anywhere
Turn screen time into listening time without losing your place.
Why OpenVox AI
Purpose-built advantages.
Listen to more
Move through reading material while commuting, exercising, or doing other work.
Natural local voices
Use expressive speech without uploading private documents for inference.
Focused reading workflow
A dedicated experience that complements the OpenVox AI voice-production studio.
Private local processing
Your content stays under your control.
Your scripts, voice samples, and generated audio never leave your device for core AI voice processing.
Common questions
Is OpenVox Reader available now?
OpenVox Reader is upcoming. Follow the roadmap for release updates.
Will it replace OpenVox AI?
No. Reader focuses on listening, while OpenVox AI remains the full voice-production studio.
Will reading content stay private?
The product is being designed around the same local-first approach as OpenVox AI.
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