Peech App

Peech App is an AI narration tool. Peech turns PDFs, ebooks, documents, web pages, scans and AI chat threads into narrated audio. It parses structure before speaking, skipping headers and page numbers, voicing dialogue separately and switching language where needed.

Peech is a text to speech reading app built around a simple observation: most converters read characters, while Peech tries to read documents. Before narration begins, it parses the file to separate real content from packaging. Running headers, footers, page numbers and scan artifacts are skipped. Headings are announced and given a pause. Formulas, tables, code and charts are handled as their own kinds of objects instead of being spelled out character by character. Dialogue can move to a second voice, and a German sentence inside an English paper is read in German. The intake is deliberately wide. PDF, EPUB, DOCX, PPTX, TXT, email, saved web pages, photos of printed text and raw scans all go in, along with ebooks you already own and long threads carried over from ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. Everything lands in a library where documents and chat exports sit side by side. Listening styles are themed around genres and reading situations, with distinct narrators for authorial essays, companionable business writing, investigative reportage, fantasy, romance and contemplative texts. The narrator can be swapped mid-chapter without losing your place. Accessibility is treated as a product feature rather than an afterthought. A dyslexia friendly font, sentence level highlighting as the audio plays, and adjustable pace are presented as a combined package, which the company says is what dyslexic and ADHD readers report as making the difference. The reader is a good fit for students working through long reading lists, professionals clearing reports and saved articles, and fiction readers who want a full cast of character voices for drafts and purchased ebooks. The pitch is squarely about converting dead time into reading time: commutes, housework, exercise. Against generic voice generators, the differentiator is the parsing layer and the narrator presets rather than raw voice cloning. The homepage cites more than two million listeners, 200 plus voices across 60 plus languages, and a 4.5 rating from 8,000 plus reviews.