Listen to anything. Beautifully.
Peech understands what it's reading, then narrates it accordingly.
For people with more to read than time to read it.
Same passage, different narrator. Switch and hear it change.
Audio that understands what it's reading.
Structure
Headings are announced and given room to breathe.
Quotes and dialogue
A quotation shifts to a second voice. Characters keep their own.
Language
A German line in an English paper is read as German.
Page furniture
Headers, footers, page numbers and scan artifacts go unread.
- Journal of Cognitive Science · Vol. 14, No. 3running header, skipped
- Chapter Three: The Shape of Attentionheading
- Attention is not a spotlight you aim. It is a budget you spend.body
- “You have power over your mind, not outside events.”quote, second voice
- „Hast du das schon gelesen?“ fragte sie.German, switched mid-page
- 47page number, skipped
It reads the document before it reads it to you.
Peech works out what is content and what is packaging, then starts narrating.
It knows a formula from a paragraph, a table from a caption, code from prose and a chart from the text around it. Each is handled properly rather than spelled out character by character.
Bring anything in.
PDF, EPUB, DOCX, PPTX, TXT, email, saved web pages, photos of printed text and pure scans.
The ebooks you have already bought, too. And the long threads you leave behind in ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.
The right voice for what you're reading.
Listening styles are built around the kind of thing you are reading. Press play on any of the narrators below.
Change your mind halfway through.
Swap the narrator mid-chapter and keep your place.
Reading is easier with the right support.
A dyslexia-friendly font, the sentence lit up as it is spoken, and a pace you set yourself.
Readers with dyslexia and ADHD tell us it is the three together that make the difference, not any one of them on its own.
Wherever you have time to listen.
Really helpful with my studies being dyslexic and not computerised voice at all.
This app is great, I am in my masters program and don’t have enough time to read all the materials. Now I can listen while driving.
I have “read” more books since I downloaded Peech than I did for years. I can pop in my earbuds and listen to narrated books while I do housework, get dressed, or just relax. I like that I can follow along with the text while I listen.
The narration is fabulous and I love that I can listen to my rough drafts for my new book with a full cast of characters. I have been using it to read ebooks when I am in the car.
I struggle with reading because of adhd but this app make is more engaging for me since im more if an auditory learner. Also love the feature where you can change the speed!
I was skeptical at first, BUT soon found that I luv using this app… I have even gotten rid of audible.