InkVoice turns EPUB/PDF into audiobooks locally with tiny TTS models, 5MB app
Inside_Ad_6240 · reddit · 2026-11-11
A developer released InkVoice, a free local app that reads your EPUB and PDF files aloud with on-device TTS — nothing uploaded, no account or subscription.
- Live word highlighting; click any word to start listening from there
- Speed up to 2.5x without the chipmunk effect
- Runs on an ordinary CPU; app is 5MB, first voice 400MB
- Windows and Linux only for now (no macOS); scanned PDFs and DRM books unsupported; English only
- Bundles 3 tiny TTS models: Kokoro 82M, underdog woof, and Phonon from Gradium
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