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Listen to any webpage with natural AI voices. Read articles, emails, and selected text aloud. HearIQ turns any web page, article, newsletter, or email into natural, human-sounding speech — so you can listen instead of read. Press play, right-click any text, or hit the "Listen" button in Gmail, and HearIQ reads the page aloud in a real, studio-quality voice while the words highlight in perfect sync — so you never lose your place. Why you'll want it: • Natural voices, not robots — a curated set of 13 warm, expressive voices in American and British English, each a real persona. • Word-perfect read-along — the highlight stays locked to the audio, so following along is effortless. • Works everywhere — any website, plus a built-in "Listen" button right in your Gmail inbox. • You stay in control — adjust speed, skip by sentence, and drive it all from the keyboard. The compact player stays out of your way. • Private by design — your page text is sent only when you press play, never in the background. We don't sell your data. • Free to start — every install begins with 3 days of full access to all 13 voices, no account needed. After that, keep listening free with two natural voices and a daily allowance — or upgrade for the full studio library. Perfect for catching up on articles while you cook, commute, or rest your eyes — and for readers with dyslexia, ADHD, or visual fatigue who absorb more by listening. Install HearIQ, press play, and give your eyes a break.
Aug 1, 2026
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