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by justech
855 days ago
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This topic has always interested me. For people looking for a free alternative (free for Apple users), I recommend looking into iOS and MacOS spoken content under Accessibility [0] It's a bit finicky at times but the pros are 1. Free 2. It works on anything on your iPhone, iPad or Mac screen 3. Apple's Siri voices are actually really good! (Better than Speechify voices) [0] https://support.apple.com/en-ph/guide/iphone/iph96b214f0/ios |
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Thanks for pointing this out. Fwiw we do hope to continue providing a useful free tier with users, I appreciate your comment because it leverages services that iOS/macOS users reliably have for free by virtue of being an Apple user
> Apple's Siri voices are actually really good! (Better than Speechify voices)
This is really interesting - particularly because Speechify makes a pretty substantial amount of revenue from paid subscriptions. I imagine that Apple has the resources and capability to continue to improve their voice quality