A library that stays yours
Import files with Android's document picker. Orator keeps a private copy on your device and remembers your place.
01Your library, in a voice you choose
Make more time
for every page.
TTS Orator turns the books and documents already on your Android device into a calm, capable reading and listening experience.
- Works offline with installed voices
- No account or cloud library required
Bring your own library
- TXT
- Markdown
- EPUB
- Text-based PDF
- AAC export
Built for unhurried attention
Your words. Your pace.
Your space.
Whether you want to read closely, listen while moving, or save a book for later, Orator keeps the experience simple and in your hands.
Listen your way
Choose an installed voice, adjust speed and pitch, then control playback from the reader or your notification.
02Take the audio with you
Export a whole book as one AAC audio file. Long exports continue in the background and are saved to Music/Orator.
03Keep a thought with the text
Save typed notes or a private voice note at the exact place you stopped, then return whenever you need it.
04Made for real reading
A reader that gets
out of your way.
Switch between comfortable themes, follow narration word by word, move through chapters, or sit down with Read Mode. TTS Orator picks up exactly where you left off.
Read the quick guide
A quick start, not a learning curve
From file to
flow.
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Import a document
Tap Add book, choose a TXT, Markdown, EPUB, or text-based PDF file, and let Orator add it to your private library.
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Set up your reading space
Open Settings to choose a theme, text size, line spacing, an installed voice, narration speed, and pitch.
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Read or listen
Use Read Mode for a paced visual reading experience, or play narration and jump sentence by sentence whenever you want.
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Save what matters
Add a note at your current place, or export a completed book to an AAC file you can listen to outside the app.
Private by design
Your reading life
isn't our product.
There is no Orator account or cloud library. Documents, reading progress, settings, and notes remain on your device. Core reading and narration work offline when you have an eligible installed voice.
Read the privacy policyGood to know
A few useful
answers.
Can I use Orator without an internet connection?
Yes. Reading and narration can work offline with an eligible text-to-speech voice already installed on your Android device. An internet connection is only needed for features such as the optional Google-provided ad in Book Notes.
Which files can I import?
Orator supports TXT, Markdown, EPUB, and text-based PDF files. Scanned, encrypted, and image-only PDFs are not supported.
Where do exported audio files go?
Completed AAC (.m4a) exports are saved in the Music/Orator folder on your device. You can play, share, or remove them from the Audio exports screen.
How can I get help?
Email segoo.inc@gmail.com and include your Android version, Orator version, and a short description of the issue.
Start where you are