PDFs and ebooks, as they are.
Open a PDF, EPUB or text file. Chapters arrive ready to play, and PDFs keep their pages so you can read along.
Plus → PDF or ebook

PDFs, ebooks, articles, your morning newsletters and a shelf of free classics, read to you in a voice with character. Follow along word by word, or just press play.

Everything goes in through one plus button, and comes out as something you can listen to.
Open a PDF, EPUB or text file. Chapters arrive ready to play, and PDFs keep their pages so you can read along.
Plus → PDF or ebook

Menus, ads and cookie banners stay behind. You only hear the story.
Plus → Article
New stories wait in your library.
Plus → Newsletter

Shelves that restock every day.
Plus → Free books

Tap Share in Safari or any app, pick ReadCast, and it lands in your library.
Share → ReadCast

Plus → Paste text
Follow any newsletter or blog with a feed. The newest stories wait in your library, refreshed each time you open it, with menus and ads left out.
Suggestions start with outlets from where you are.

Public-domain classics, the novels that just became free this year, and modern open-access books. The shelves rebuild every day, and one tap adds a book.
The moon leaned low over the harbor, as if it wanted to read over her shoulder. She turned the page and the lamp turned with her.
Every plan has every voice, style and source. The only difference is how many hours of listening you get each month.
A book or two a month on the commute.
3-day free trial
For avid readers and a daily newsletter habit.
3-day free trial
For marathon listeners and whole course readers.
3-day free trial
Not sure yet? Every account gets a few minutes of listening free each month, with the same voices.
Try it freePDFs, EPUB ebooks and plain text from your files, any article link, newsletters and blogs with an RSS feed, and a daily shelf of free public-domain books. You can also paste text, or share a link from Safari or any other app.
Search for a newsletter or paste a site's address. ReadCast follows its feed and keeps the latest stories in your library, refreshed whenever you open it. Suggestions start with outlets from your country.
Yes. They come from Project Gutenberg and open-access collections, and they're in the public domain in the United States. Listening to them uses your monthly hours like any other book.
Yes. ReadCast is on Google Play for Android and on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
Each voice is generated by a speech model that costs us per character, so every plan comes with a set number of listening hours. They reset on the 1st of each month.
No. No ads, no selling your data, no tracking you across the web. The Privacy Policy has the details.
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