Sornic – Listen to any article, PDF, or book page (no signup)
Google TTS + Firecrawl + Haiku cleanup is solid execution, but text-to-speech is crowded.

Article-to-audio bot, but Pocket, Instapaper, and Speechify already do this better.
Readers who consume articles during commutes or hands-busy activities
Speechify · Pocket Listen · Matter
How it works:
Open @SornicBot on Telegram Send any article link Get back an MP3 in seconds It extracts the article text (strips ads, popups, cookie banners), then converts it to natural-sounding audio. You get 3 free articles per day.
Just forward an interesting article link to the bot and listen to it later.
If you prefer a web experience, there's also https://sornic.com where you can:
Choose from 6 different AI voices Queue up multiple articles for back-to-back listening Download MP3s for offline use Get HD audio quality with credits The bot is free to use with a daily limit. Would love feedback on the audio quality and any article sources that don't work well.
Bot: https://t.me/SornicBot Web: https://sornic.com
Make sure to read the list of not allowed URLs before using it on the how it works page.
Google TTS + Firecrawl + Haiku cleanup is solid execution, but text-to-speech is crowded.
Article-to-audio when ElevenLabs, Speechify, and Play.ht already dominate.
Pedagogical AI using Feynman technique, not just text-to-speech summarization.
AI agents auto-write wiki pages, but Obsidian plugins and Logseq already do knowledge management.
Client-side WASM converters are nice, but DevTools already does this.
Another TTS wrapper competing with Speechify and NaturalReader.