Students
Whether you're an auditory learner, studying in a second language, managing a disability, or just drowning in reading, MyVoice helps you get through it.
University life demands more of you than reading lists and lecture notes. You’re managing deadlines, part-time work, social commitments, and in many cases, navigating a new city or country on your own. The last thing you need is to spend every evening glued to a screen working through dense academic text.
MyVoice helps you reclaim that time by turning the reading you have to do into audio you can listen to on your terms.
How students use MyVoice
The auditory learner
For students who retain information better through listening than reading, sitting down with a textbook for three hours is an uphill battle. MyVoice converts any written content into natural, expressive audio, so you can absorb lecture notes, essay drafts, and research summaries while walking between classes, cooking dinner, or winding down before bed.
Hearing your material rather than reading it activates different memory pathways. Many students find they recall listened content more reliably in exams than text they read silently.
The student juggling everything
Between lectures, society commitments, part-time shifts, and trying to maintain some kind of social life, reading time is a luxury. MyVoice turns commutes, gym sessions, and meal prep into productive listening windows. A 30-minute commute becomes 30 minutes through your reading list, without sacrificing the rest of your day.
The international student
Studying in a language that isn’t your first adds a layer of difficulty that domestic students rarely consider. Reading in a second language is slower, more tiring, and harder to retain. Hearing academic content spoken aloud in a clear, natural voice helps reinforce pronunciation, sentence structure, and comprehension, making the material feel less impenetrable and building language confidence over time.
Save key phrases, terminology, and definitions in MyVoice so you can replay them until they stick.
The student with a reading difference
For students with dyslexia, ADHD, visual impairments, or other reading-related challenges, TTS can be transformational. Following text that’s being read aloud reduces cognitive load significantly, letting you focus on understanding rather than decoding. MyVoice is fully compatible with VoiceOver on iOS and TalkBack on Android, and works alongside your existing accessibility setup.
What MyVoice gives you as a student
Natural AI voices in multiple accents and languages
Robotic TTS is hard to listen to for more than five minutes. MyVoice’s AI voice library is built for extended listening: expressive, natural, and available across a wide range of voices and accents. Find a voice that doesn’t tire you out, and stick with it.
Adjustable speed and expressiveness
Speed through familiar revision material at a higher pace, slow down for complex theory, and adjust the expressiveness of the voice (its “temperature”) so it feels engaging rather than flat. You’re in control of how you listen.
Saved phrases for studying
Build a personal bank of key terms, definitions, essay phrases, or revision prompts that you can replay instantly. It’s a fast way to drill vocabulary and important concepts without having to retype them each session.
Works offline
Device voices work without an internet connection, so you can keep listening whether you’re on a train, in a library with patchy Wi-Fi, or anywhere else your studying takes you.
Free to download on Android, with iOS coming soon
No subscriptions required to get started. Download it on the phone you already carry and start listening within minutes.
Studying with a communication need
Some students use MyVoice not just to consume content, but to communicate in seminars, tutorials, group projects, and one-to-one supervision meetings.
For students who are non-speaking, minimally verbal, or have a speech impairment, the academic environment can present real barriers. MyVoice gives you a natural, expressive voice that works in any setting. Build a phrase library around the academic situations you encounter most: asking questions, contributing to discussions, requesting clarification, booking office hours.
You don’t need to carry separate hardware. Your voice is on the phone you already have.
Getting started
Download MyVoice free from the App Store or Google Play. No account required to start: open the app, choose a voice, and type.
If you’re using MyVoice as an AAC tool and want advice on setting it up for academic use, our support team is happy to help.
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Natural AI voices, saved phrases, and full accessibility support on iOS and Android.