A natural voice, on device
Free, private, and fully offline.
Private narration for Apple devices
ONarrator turns PDFs, EPUBs, public articles, and pasted text into natural speech with word-by-word highlighting. Voices run on device, playback works in the background, and your library stays yours.
App onboarding tour
These cards mirror the onboarding flow in ONarrator: animated, schematic, and focused on the moments that make reading aloud feel native.
How it works
Open what you already read, pick the voice you like, then keep your place with synchronized speech and highlighting.
Bring in PDFs, EPUBs, articles, or pasted text. ONarrator keeps the source local and prepares it for reading.
Use natural on-device voices, change speed, and cache generated audio before a flight, commute, or study session.
Words highlight as they are spoken. Tap a sentence to jump, use sleep timer, and keep listening in the background.
Built for real reading
This area is ready for screenshots or a screen recording. Until then, the mock mirrors the product: document structure, smart PDF reading, voice controls, and a library that feels native on Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
Privacy first
Documents, generated audio, reading progress, and highlights stay on your device. Article imports are fetched directly by your device from the publisher you choose.
FAQ
No. Documents and generated speech stay on your device. There is no account, analytics, advertising, or third-party tracking.
PDFs, EPUBs, public web articles, and pasted text. PDFs with no text layer need OCR elsewhere before ONarrator can narrate them.
Yes. Voices run on device, and cached audio can be generated ahead of time for a smoother offline session.
Many PDFs repeat headers, footers, page numbers, figures, and references. ONarrator detects those regions so narration focuses on the body text.
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