Personal audiobook generator
Finish the books you keep meaning to read.
Upload a PDF and Kech narrates every chapter in full. Listen to a dense technical book the way you would listen to any other audiobook, whether you are commuting, training, or anywhere else your hands are busy.
Start listeningFor material you have the right to adapt. No subscription - pay only for the pages you upload.
The Art of War
Sun Tzu | 13 chapters
1/13 | AI sample, 2:04
2/13 | 3 min
3/13 | about 2 min left
4/13 | Pages 9-11
5/13 | Pages 12-14
The gap
Read it yourself, or settle for ten minutes.
Dense technical and reference PDFs have no good audio path. Most never get an official recording, and the tools that do turn documents into audio are built for short segments.
Official audiobooks
Rarely exist for technical titles.
Niche and technical books don't sell enough copies to justify a narrator and a studio, so most are never recorded at all.
AI summaries
Skim instead of cover.
Tools built for short-form audio hand you a curated ten-minute discussion. Useful for a gist, useless for actually working through the material.
Kech
Narrates all of it.
Every chapter and every section, in full, organised the way the book already is. Nothing is condensed away.
How it works
Upload it. Start listening.
Kech narrates the book in order, chapter by chapter, so the beginning is ready long before the end is.
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Buy page credits
Each page of your PDF uses one credit. Packs start at £19 for 50 pages, are paid once, and never expire. No subscription.
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Upload a PDF you can adapt
Your own writing, a public-domain classic, an openly licensed textbook or manual, or a paper you have permission to adapt. The audiobook keeps the chapters you already know.
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Kech narrates it
Figures, tables, and code come through clearly by ear, in one consistent voice from the first chapter to the last.
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Listen while it builds
Chapter one is playable as soon as it is done, without waiting for the rest. Resume where you left off, jump between chapters, set your own speed.
Built for long listens
Designed for hours, not minutes.
A ten-minute clip can get away with a lot. A twelve-hour book cannot, so the things that make long narration tiring are the things Kech works hardest on.
Complete coverage
The narration carries every argument, example, and step from the source. It is the book read aloud, not a description of the book.
Consistent terminology
Terms introduced in early chapters carry forward, so a twelve-hour listen never redefines itself or drifts halfway through.
Made for listening
Figure and table references become spoken descriptions. Code is explained rather than dictated character by character. Nothing assumes you can see the page.
Real playback controls
Pause and resume from exactly where you stopped, jump between chapters, and set the speed anywhere from 0.75× to 2×.
Get started
Start with your first book.
Sign in with Google, buy a pack of page credits, and upload a PDF. The first chapter is ready to play while the rest is still being narrated.
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