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Fluence
Fluence is an audio reader app that converts documents into speech and answers questions.
Fluence turns your PDFs, ebooks, reports and saved articles into audio files that you can listen to, follow along with, and ask questions about. The application processes everything directly on your mobile device, ensuring your library, notes, and recorded voice stay private. As you listen, the active sentence lights up, allowing you to bookmark lines or write notes beside them. You can use the built-in voice that supports 31 languages, or create your own custom voice from a short recording. It also answers questions using the text from your document and cites the source passages.
Fluence at a glance
- Best for: Student, Researcher, Writer
- Runs on: Android, iOS
- Pricing: Ten documents are free; buy once for permanent access across phones signed into the same Google account.
- Released: October 2026
- Category: AI productivity tool
- Website: fluencereader.com
Key features
- Reads PDFs, ebooks, reports, and saved articles aloud
- Highlights the active sentence as you listen
- Bookmarks lines and adds notes
- Supports 31 languages with a built-in voice
- Creates a custom voice from a short personal recording
- Answers questions based on document content
- Prepares a single audio file for the whole document
Use it for
- Listening to ebooks and reports on your phone
- Asking questions about documents and viewing source passages
- Creating a custom voice from a personal recording
- Saving and playing single audio files in the car
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- SpeechFast — Dictate anywhere on Mac with 100 percent local processing and no cloud servers.
- Voxscribe AI Voice Dictation — Transcribes speech locally on your PC for complete privacy without sending audio to a server.
- Summarize — Extracts content from web pages, files, videos, and podcasts using provider-agnostic models.
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