About Narratr
Narratr is an audiobook-style reader for EPUB and TXT files you already own or have permission to use. It is built for people who want to listen to long text while keeping the words close at hand.
What Narratr does
Turns supported files into listening
Import EPUB or TXT files you have the right to use, then listen with an audiobook-style workflow instead of manually recording narration.
Keeps reading and listening together
Read-along playback keeps the source text visible while audio plays, which helps when you want to switch between reading and listening.
Offers voice-path choices
Use on-device voices where they fit, or optional cloud AI voices when you want a more natural long-form sound and accept the privacy tradeoff.
Stays narrow on claims
Narratr’s public copy is deliberately bounded: EPUB/TXT, owned or permissioned files, conservative Android launch wording, and no exact public pricing promises.
Who it is for
Narratr is for readers with a backlog of ebooks, writers listening back to drafts, students or researchers working through long text, and anyone who wants an easier way to listen to supported files without losing the written context.
How AI fits
AI voices are a narration option, not a permission shortcut. Users remain responsible for the rights to the files they import. Voice cloning, where available, should only use your own voice or a voice you have explicit permission to clone.
About Narratr questions
What is Narratr?
Narratr is an audiobook-style reader for EPUB and plain-text TXT files you own or have permission to use. It helps turn supported text files into listenable audio with read-along playback.
Does Narratr provide an audiobook catalogue?
No. Narratr does not provide a commercial book catalogue. It is for importing supported files you already have, plus sample or public-domain material where rights are clear.
Which files does Narratr support?
Narratr public support is limited to EPUB and plain-text TXT files. It should not be described as a Kindle, PDF, Audible, Apple Books, or DRM-protected ebook importer.
How does Narratr handle AI voices and privacy?
Imported books stay on your device as full files. On-device voices can be used locally; optional cloud AI voices require sending the current text needed for narration to TTS providers.
Start with the safe path
Check whether your file is supported, then choose the workflow that matches your source.