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Work · July 24, 2026

Liso

Highlight text on any page and turn it into audio.

Liso launched on July 24, 2026 with 106 votes, #383 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.

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What it does

Highlight any article, newsletter, blog post, or page on the internet. Liso instantly turns it into beautiful audio. Your personal audiobook, built from the things you actually want to read.

Highlight anything on the internet, from articles to newsletters to posts, and Liso turns it into audio you can listen to instantly.

Liso turns anything you read on the internet into audio. Highlight an article, newsletter, blog post, or any text on the web and Liso reads it back to you in a natural AI voice — like a personal podcast built from your own reading list. It's an alternative to Speechify, NaturalReader, and ElevenLabs Reader. Anything with text: articles, newsletters, Substacks, blog posts, threads, docs, or a paragraph you paste in yourself. If you can read it, Liso can speak it. No. You can paste any text straight into the app. The extension just makes it one-click from any website. Yes. Download any listen for offline playback, so your commute or flight staysfrom getliso.app

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