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Meet Cogumi Voice: read the web, hear your documents, dictate your thoughts
August 18, 2026
The everyday voice workspace. Web Reader, Doc Reader, SuperSay, Story Maker, and AI Spirits, built for reading and writing when typing gets in the way.
Some days, reading is the bottleneck. You save the article for later because the tab is long. You have a PDF you need to get through on a walk. You have a half-formed idea you would rather say out loud than type.
Cogumi Voice is the everyday voice workspace for exactly those moments, a set of free browser tools for reading, listening, and capturing ideas when typing gets in the way.
No accounts, no installs, no signup. Open a tool and use it.
Web Reader: read any webpage aloud
Paste a URL into the Web Reader and listen to the article read aloud with natural neural voices. Clean reading, speed control, and automatic scrolling keep your place as you follow along.
It handles more than plain articles. Paste in a ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini conversation and hear it read like a chat. Long Google Docs, Office documents, and online PDFs work too, because extraction is incremental, so playback starts fast even on very long pages, and forward/back jumps between real paragraphs, not arbitrary chunks.
Doc Reader: hear your documents
The Doc Reader turns files into listening sessions. Upload a PDF, Word document, EPUB, plain text, Markdown, or even an image, and it becomes a quiet reading space with page-aware progress and text highlighting.
Scanned pages? Capture them with your phone's camera and the OCR runs locally, right in your browser. Your documents stay on your device, and nothing is uploaded to be processed elsewhere. Saved documents persist locally, so you can pick up where you stopped. When you want a copy, export the whole document as an audio file.
SuperSay: dictate your thoughts
The best notes are often the ones you say out loud first. SuperSay listens while you speak naturally, then turns your rough ramble into clean, editable notes and a summary you can actually use.
Say the messy version first. SuperSay does the tidying, and it runs fully on-device. Transcription and cleanup happen in your browser, so your words never leave your computer. There's a fast mode for quick capture and a higher-quality mode that uses a local speech model, plus support for many languages.
I can say the messy version first and still end up with notes I want to keep.
Story Maker: turn an idea into a narrated story
Some things you don't want to write. You want to hear them.
Story Maker takes a small idea, a theme, a character, or a mood, and builds it into a multi-chapter story you can read and listen to. It plans an outline, writes chapter by chapter with continuity, and can narrate each chapter aloud with a choice of warm narrators. Your stories are stored locally, and you can revisit, revise, or export them whenever you like.
AI Spirits: a conversation with a personality
And for the fun side of your voice, AI Spirits lets you chat, by text or voice, with memorable characters, each with its own personality, language, and voice. Talk to them for a laugh, for a spark, or just because a blank screen can feel lonely. Conversations stay local to your browser.
Reading and writing that fits the moment
Voice tools don't have to replace typing. They should be there when typing is the wrong tool, like when you're walking, when your hands are full, or when you want to hear your own thoughts back.
- Web Reader: paste a URL, listen to any page
- Doc Reader: upload or scan, listen, and export audio
- SuperSay: speak messy, get clean notes and a summary
- Story Maker: a small idea becomes a narrated story
- AI Spirits: text or voice conversations with personality
All of it is free, runs in your browser, and keeps your words on your device. Try Cogumi Voice and make space for better thinking.