Hearleaf turns printed reading material into private, resumable audio.
Create a local voice profile, photograph a page, and generate narration you can listen to later. Hearleaf is built for readers who want to move a physical reading backlog into a listening queue, whether that means library books, study material, long chapters, or pages that are easier to hear than stare at.
What you can do with Hearleaf:
• Create a voice profile with an explicit consent recording and a short voice sample.
• Add books to a private on-device reading queue.
• Photograph printed pages or select page images.
• Generate AI narration from the captured page.
• Replay cached page audio without using another scan credit.
• Resume listening from your saved place.
• Keep books, recordings, page images, generated audio, and playback state primarily on your device.
Hearleaf uses a controlled cloud backend for heavy processing such as recording checks, page text extraction, and speech generation. The app sends only the data needed for each request, such as a short voice sample and the page image being prepared.
Generated audio is AI-generated speech. Use your own voice, or a voice you have explicit permission to use. Hearleaf is designed around consent-first voice control, private reading, and local replay.
Photograph printed pages and hear them read aloud in your own voice.