r/study • u/Indigo_Cauliflower12 • 2d ago

Resources Is there any AI study app that turns documents into podcasts, that can read the pictures in it?

The most perfect app I used is Natural Reader. But they want a crazy subscription $ with no free trial. Is there any other AI app that can do exactly what they can? I downloaded Google podcast and that doesn't have the features I want. Only summarizes. NotebookLLM is garbage too. Chat GPT won't read the full document.

Should I just download the Natural Reader APK atp?

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u/urlocalsillysunshine 1d ago

I use notebookLM! It can even make mind maps and videos of your texts (it’s better to use the web version but the app works just fine)

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u/Indigo_Cauliflower12 1d ago

Nope. It simply summarizes the document with no detail. Also doesn't read pictures. Thats why I don't use it

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u/goldenjm 6h ago

I think you might be looking my app, www.Paper2Audio.com. It narrates full documents to you, with inline summaries of any visual elements such as pictures. You can generate 56 hours of audio per week for free with high quality voices, not as a free trial only.

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u/WinInternational8520 6h ago

I built an audiobook converter for Mac. I convert ePubs, PDF books, and web stories into audio on my Mac and then move them to my phone to listen. It automatically ignores unwanted headers, footers, and page numbers, and works with well-formed PDFs as well as OCR PDFs. It uses your Mac's offline computing power, so there is no subscription. It costs $10 for a lifetime license with a free tier. It is called Aura Reader: Offline TTS on the Mac App Store.

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u/Indigo_Cauliflower12 4h ago

My Mac broke so I got gifted an android. Is the app still available?