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Liso

Freemium

Liso is an AI-powered audio reader that turns online text into natural speech for readers.

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Struggling to keep up with newsletters and articles while multitasking? Before Liso, you had to read on-screen or skim. Liso turns highlighted or pasted online text into natural-sounding audio, creating a personal listening library with offline downloads and cross-device resume.

Stop Reading Fatigue with AI Voices

Choose among multiple AI voices and adjust playback speed (0.75xโ€“2x) to fit your schedule, turning text into engaging audio.

Listen Anywhere, Anytime

Highlight text or paste content, then listen on web or via the Chrome extension; enjoy offline listening and easy audio management.

Liso delivers a fast text-to-speech workflow that builds a personal audio library and boosts productivity.

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Freemium plan available; Titanium and Platinum offer a 3-day free trial with premium voices; offline downloads and resume across devices during trial

Quick verdict

Based on 2 reviews

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Pros

  • Hero Feature: Offline downloads and cross-device resume let me preload long pieces and pick up anywhere.
  • One-click Chrome extension to turn highlighted text into audio.
  • Natural-sounding voices with adjustable speed (0.75x to 2x).

Cons

  • Pebble in the Shoe: Mispronunciations of tech terms pop up in dense newsletters.
  • Pricing tiers feel restrictive for occasional contributors.
  • No per-article queue or bookmarking to save a sequence for later.

Customer Reviews for Liso

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Yuki Tanaka
Yuki Tanaka 0

I commute daily and turn Substack newsletters into audio. The offline downloads mean I preload pieces on wifi and listen underground without data. My listening library syncs across devices, so I can resume exactly where I left off. The one-click Chrome extension cuts setup time, and the voices sound natural enough for long reads.

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Yuki Tanaka

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4.0
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Offline listening on my commute finally feels reliable

Used for week to month

What I liked

  • Hero Feature: Offline downloads and cross-device resume let me preload long pieces and pick up anywhere.
  • One-click Chrome extension to turn highlighted text into audio.
  • Natural-sounding voices with adjustable speed (0.75x to 2x).

What could be better

  • Pebble in the Shoe: Mispronunciations of tech terms pop up in dense newsletters.
  • Pricing tiers feel restrictive for occasional contributors.
  • No per-article queue or bookmarking to save a sequence for later.

I commute daily and turn Substack newsletters into audio. The offline downloads mean I preload pieces on wifi and listen underground without data. My listening library syncs across devices, so I can resume exactly where I left off. The one-click Chrome extension cuts setup time, and the voices sound natural enough for long reads.

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Ava Rodriguez

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5.0
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Multiple voices and speed control boost my study workflow

Used for 1-3 months

What I liked

  • Hero Feature: Multiple AI voices with natural inflection let me tag sources by voice.
  • Playback speed control lets me tailor pacing for dense material.
  • Chrome extension enables one-click text-to-speech from any page.

What could be better

  • Pebble in the Shoe: Acronyms and terms are sometimes misread by the voices.
  • Exporting audio or sharing clips isnโ€™t as smooth as Iโ€™d like.
  • Highlighting long passages in the browser occasionally fails.

Iโ€™m a grad student juggling notes and papers, and I use Liso to audio my research as I code. The range of voices helps me separate sources, and speed control makes dense sections easier to digest. The Chrome extension is a time saver for grabbing text on the fly. The main snag is rough pronunciations for acronyms and a clumsy export path.

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How it works

How Liso Works In 3 Steps?

  1. Step 1

    1. Highlight Text

    Highlight on-page text and prepare it for audio with Listen via Liso.

  2. Step 2

    2. Convert to Audio

    Choose Listen with Liso to generate natural-sounding audio from the text.

  3. Step 3

    3. Listen Anywhere

    Play with multiple voices, speed controls, and offline downloads.

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Core Features
  • Text-to-Speech Conversion: Converts highlighted or pasted text into natural audio
  • Chrome extension: One-click web text conversion
  • Multiple AI voices: Choose from several voices
  • Playback speed control: 0.75x to 2x
  • Personal listening library: Resume across devices
  • Offline downloads: Listen offline
Advantages
  • Saves time by turning reading into listening
  • Offline listening for travel or no-internet use
  • Chrome extension enables one-click conversion
  • Wide range of AI voices for natural delivery
  • Playbacks speed control for fast skimming
  • Syncs resume across devices for seamless listening
Use Cases
  • Drafting audio versions of newsletters and articles
  • Listening to long blog posts while commuting
  • Turning Substack or Medium content into audio
  • Listening to research notes while multitasking
  • Building an offline audio library for travel
  • Creating audio versions of documents
Best For
  • Researchers, Students, Writers, Journalists, Newsletter readers, Content creators, Professionals who commute, Lifelong learners

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Best For

Researchers, Students, Writers, Journalists, Newsletter readers, Content creators, Professionals who commute, Lifelong learners

Skill Level
Beginner-Friendly

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