Documents that breathe.
Audris reads font weight, size, color, and spacing — then injects natural pauses, tone shifts, and section breaks. Titles sound like titles. Bullets sound like bullets. Labels get the emphasis they deserve.
Structure-aware PDF-to-speech · Android & iOS
Documents that breathe.
Audris reads your documents the way a friend would. Offline. Private. Honestly priced.
Free tier with the HD voices. No account. Nothing leaves your phone.
Hear the difference
Same paragraph. Two readers.
A page from a business proposal: a heading, a subsection title, a labelled line, a recommendation. Every reader turns it into the same words. Only one of them turns it into the same document.
Q3 Growth Proposal Executive Summary Revenue grew 14 percent. Channel mix: Direct 62 percent, Partner 38 percent. Recommendation Hire two account managers.
One breath, start to finish. You cannot hear where a section ends.
Q3 Growth Proposal◦◦◦ Executive Summary◦◦ Revenue grew 14 percent.◦ Channel mix: Direct 62 percent, Partner 38 percent.◦◦ Recommendation◦◦ Hire two account managers.
Heading breathes. Labels take the emphasis. Sections land. Each ◦ is real silence the analyzer put there because the document's own layout asked for it.
Three things, done well
What Audris is for.
Your documents never leave your phone.
Everything runs on-device, including the neural voices. No upload. No account. No telemetry on what you read. When you uninstall, every byte goes with it.
The good voices are in the free tier.
Because they run on your phone, an HD voice costs us nothing — so we do not ration it. The free tier is metered by pages, never by voice quality. No account. Cancel anytime; your library stays.
Counter-positioning
Audris vs Speechify, honestly.
Speechify is a fine product if you want a cloud-based subscription. Audris is built for the other half of the market: people who want to own their tools and keep their documents on their phone.
| Axis | Speechify | Audris |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | $99/yr subscription, trial-trap funnel | $39.99/yr. Free tier that never expires. |
| Processing | Cloud TTS, account required | On-device. No account. |
| Privacy | Documents touch their servers | Documents never leave the phone. |
| Voice count | 1,000+ (cloud) | 10 (on-device, all high quality) |
| Voice framing | Quantity ("1000+ voices!") | Quality (10 voices that read like humans) |
| Best voices | Paid tier only | Included in the free tier. |
| Structure | Reads everything as flat text | Structure-aware pauses and cadence. |
| Trial | 3 days, auto-billed if you forget | 3 days, and we tell you before it charges. |
| Cancellation | Dark patterns | One tap. Library stays. |
Pricing
Two tiers. Both honest.
No urgency timers. No fake discounts. The free tier does not expire and does not ask for a card — and if you do start the trial, we tell you before it turns into a subscription.
Free
$0 no card, no expiry
- 3 pages a week — about 900 words
- The HD voices, not a watered-down set
- Structure-aware reading, all formats
- Offline. No account. No telemetry.
Audris Premium
$6.99 /month — or $39.99/year
- Unlimited listening
- OCR for scanned documents
- Custom pronunciations
- 3-day trial that warns you before it charges
The yearly discount is real, not "limited time" — it is permanent, so you can pick the option that fits your usage instead of the one a countdown pushed you into. Saving a document as audio is included three times a month on every plan, free tier included; extra exports are $0.99 each.
Built by one person, for people who actually read.
Audris is a solo project. No VC, no growth team, no ad budget. If it helps you listen to documents without the dark patterns, that is the whole point.
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