Narrator: Audiobook Maker is a small iPhone app for listening to books and documents you already own. It imports a file, reads it aloud in a natural voice, and the narration happens on the device. It has been on the App Store since 2022. The app runs offline and does not require an account, with content staying on the device.
Narrator: Audiobook Maker exists to help people listen to their own books and documents when reading time is scarce. It targets users who want to listen to drafts, public-domain titles, fanfiction and work documents. The narration happens on the device, and there is no syncing or cloud account required.
The tool provides voice options and supports multiple languages to read imported files aloud, using on-device processing for offline use and privacy. It reads files stored on the iPhone or in cloud storage and exports audio when needed.
The free plan imposes a daily limit while Plus adds higher limits. The product emphasizes on-device processing and absence of an account, and notes iOS compatibility and app-store availability.
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