Listen to TTS content in private RSS feeds
Hey HN! I’m excited to show off a small project I’ve been tinkering with called redecibel. redecibel lets you listen to text to speech content in your podcast player. Your audio gets published to your own private RSS feed that isn’t searchable in podcast players. Some of the features: - Unlimited audio generation, downloads, and storage - Listen in your podcast player via private RSS feeds or on our website - Choose from 6 AI voices - Immersive reading experience with word definitions and classifications in web app - Share audio with your friends - Listen in 40+ languages. Input text…
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Hey HN! I’m excited to show off a small project I’ve been tinkering with called redecibel. redecibel lets you listen to text to speech content in your podcast player. Your audio gets published to your own private RSS feed that isn’t searchable in podcast players. Some of the features: - Unlimited audio generation, downloads, and storage - Listen in your podcast player via private RSS feeds or on our website - Choose from 6 AI voices - Immersive reading experience with word definitions and classifications in web app - Share audio with your friends - Listen in 40+ languages. Input text language is automatically detected It costs $12/month or $120/year. Start with a 7 day free trial that you can cancel anytime. No CC required. Some background on the project: Recently, I was learning about AI and was keeping notes in a google doc. Then I was going for a jog, and wanted a way to listen to my notes while running. So I spent the weekend building a prototype and have been refining it over the past few weeks. I chose RSS feeds as the core listening medium because you can listen to them in most podcast players and I didn’t want to use yet another audio app. I’ve since added a way to listen directly on our website after a few early users requested it. Today, I mainly use redecibel to queue up interesting HN articles in my podcast player that I otherwise wouldn’t have time to read. Hope you enjoy it! Would love any feedback. What features should I build next?
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