40 tabs saved for later.
Listen to the tabs you saved for later.
Forty tabs, all “read later”. Give them to Aura. It takes the article text from the page and reads it to you.
How to listen to a web page
- Copy the link of the article, or share the page to Aura from your browser.
- Aura downloads the page and keeps only the article text.
- Press play and listen while you cook, walk or commute.
Wikipedia, read aloud
Paste a link to a Wikipedia article. Aura gets the text from Wikipedia and reads it to you. It is a calm way to learn something new.
What happens to the link
Aura downloads the page directly from the website, as a browser does. The website sees that request. Aura sends the link and the text to no other service. The article text stays in Aura’s private storage, and the speech is made on your phone.
Some pages will not work
Pages behind a login or a paywall, and pages that build their text only with scripts, may not give Aura the article. In that case, copy the text and paste it into Aura.
Try Aura
Aura is free to download on Android, and the iPhone app is coming soon. Some features need Aura Pro; the app shows what is included and the price before you pay.
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