Narra turns articles and PDFs into narrated audio — with an AI companion that knows exactly which paragraph you're on, answers without spoiling what's ahead, and jumps the narrator to its sources.
A link, a PDF, raw text. Narra strips the clutter and keeps the words — ready to play in seconds.
A natural voice reads while the text follows along, paragraph by paragraph. Close the tab, come back — it remembers your spot.
Summaries, explanations, "wait — what did that mean?" The AI answers from the text itself, never ahead of where you've listened.
Ask "key points so far?" and the answer stops exactly where you stopped. The ending of a paper, memo, or essay stays yours to reach — other AI tools blurt out the conclusion.
Every answer names the paragraphs it came from. Tap one and playback jumps straight to that passage — hear the author's own words, not just the AI's summary.
A real web app for the place serious reading actually happens. Keyboard shortcuts, a readable column, and the chat beside the text — not buried in a phone menu.
Progress lives at the paragraph level. Leave mid-sentence on Tuesday, resume mid-thought on Thursday — reading position, chat history, and highlights intact.
Narra is being built right now. Joining the list costs nothing and commits you to nothing — it holds your place in line. When early access opens, the first invitations go to this list in order, and founding members keep their discount for as long as they subscribe.
We'd rather tell you plainly: there are no users to quote yet and no ratings to show. What we can show is the product taking shape — that demo above is the real interaction design.
We're targeting the coming weeks, invited in waitlist order. Everyone on the list gets an email the day their invitation is ready — and we'll send at most one or two build updates before then.
Web articles by link, PDFs by upload, and any pasted text at launch. Newsletters-by-email and EPUBs are next on the roadmap — the waitlist survey literally decides the order.
Modern neural voices — natural pacing, no robot monotone — with adjustable speed. A premium tier with best-in-class voices is planned for founding members who want it.
Your documents are yours. They're stored to power playback and chat for you alone, never shared, and never used to train AI models. Delete a document and its audio and chat history go with it.
Nothing. It's an email address and, if you like, one survey answer. You can leave the list with one click, and no payment happens unless you choose to subscribe after trying it.
Well — actually, now it is.