Storyteller
Self-hosted server that syncs ebooks with audiobooks
Storyteller is a self-hosted platform that synchronizes the text of an ebook with its audiobook narration. This lets you seamlessly switch between reading and listening while keeping your place.
Key features
- Syncs ebook text with audio
- Switch between read and listen
- Self-hosted server
- Companion mobile apps
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Unique read-listen sync
- Privacy friendly
Trade-offs
- Newer project
- Processing is resource intensive
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