Turn an epub you already own into a real, chaptered audiobook — pick a voice and pace, preview a sample first, then convert the whole book using your own choice of text-to-speech engine.
Turn a messy real-world PDF — academic papers, two-column layouts, scanned books — into a clean, well-structured epub with real chapters and a real table of contents.
Select text anywhere on your PC — a document, a browser, a PDF — and hear it read aloud, with hotkey-driven start/pause/jump controls.
Click into any text field, press a hotkey, speak — your words are typed right there, punctuation and formatting included.
A voice-out interface to Claude Code itself — type a message, hear a spoken reply, with the noise filtered out so only the real answer gets read aloud.
Pick which folders matter, pick a destination, get real progress and a real restore flow — backing up your files without needing to remember a shell script exists.
Captures on-screen Kindle pages (with your explicit permission) and turns them into clean, exportable text from a book you already own.
A standalone, offline epub reader — built for books made by Kindle Page Capture, but works with any epub file you already have.
Voice-pin your car, campsite, or anything else you'll need to find again later — a compass arrow walks you back to it, no subscription, works offline.
A voice-activated work-travel logbook for tax time — logs car trips, fares, flights, fuel, and repairs against the job they were for, so an accountant-ready report falls out automatically.
A personal memory archive — capture voice notes, photos, and video moments as they happen, and it handles transcription, tagging, and filing automatically. Private by design, never guesses at what wasn't actually said.
A small, personal encrypted vault for the handful of things you really can't afford to lose — recovery secrets, ID scans, certificates. Radically simplified, on purpose.
Point it at any codebase — even a completely uncommented one — and it tags, traces, and describes it automatically, to make onboarding into unfamiliar code fast.