Listen to any article
One click and TabListen reads the main text of the page. Menus, ads and footers are skipped. The sentence being read is highlighted, so you can follow along.
TabListen reads web pages aloud right in your browser. Short on time? Get a 1, 3 or 5 minute audio summary instead, and save the rest to your listen later queue.
Everything below is part of the first release.
One click and TabListen reads the main text of the page. Menus, ads and footers are skipped. The sentence being read is highlighted, so you can follow along.
Short on time? Turn a long read into a short audio summary. It keeps the facts, names and numbers from the article and adds nothing of its own.
Save articles while you browse. They wait in one list and play one after another, like a playlist made of your open tabs.
Speed from 0.5x to 3x, a sleep timer, and TabListen remembers where you stopped on every page.
No trial that quietly turns into a yearly charge. You get a reminder before renewal and can cancel in one click.
Reading aloud with the voices on your computer has no word limit. Paid extras have clear limits you can always see.
Reading aloud happens on your computer. No text leaves your browser unless you ask for a summary, and we ask before the first time.
No sign up, no install. Both work in your browser and never send your text anywhere.
We are building it now and there is no fixed date yet. Join the waitlist and you will get one email on launch day.
There will be a free plan. We will share the details and prices of the paid plan at launch.
Chrome and other browsers built on Chromium, such as Microsoft Edge and Brave, on Windows, Mac, Linux and ChromeOS.
Reading aloud works on your computer. Text goes to our server only when you ask for an audio summary, and only after you agree the first time. We do not keep the text once the summary is made.
We use it to send you one email when TabListen launches. We do not sell it or share it with anyone. To have it removed, write to hello@tablisten.com.
Yes. Our free Read aloud online tool reads any text you paste, right in your browser. There is also a calculator that shows how long a text takes to listen to.
One email on launch day. Nothing else.