A podcast only you can hear.
Every account gets a personal link. Paste it into your podcast app once — from then on, every document you upload shows up there as a new episode, automatically. (For the curious: it's an ordinary RSS feed.)
Three steps, one time.
Upload
Drop in a PDF, EPUB, DOCX or plain text — or paste it. We show you the listening hours it will take before anything counts.
We narrate it
A few minutes later your document is an episode, read by the voice you chose. You can listen in the browser right away.
It appears in your app
Your podcast app checks your feed like it checks any other show — the new episode is just there, ready for the metro.
On your phone it's one tap.
This is the actual add-your-feed screen. At your desk, scan the code instead.
https://feeds.readcastx.com/f/f_9xk2mQvT7bLpZ4wNc8RdYhJ3sAeGuF6m/feed.xml
On your computer? Scan with your phone's camera — your podcast app opens with the feed ready to add.
What your player gives you for free.
- Offline download — listen underground
- Sleep timer — fall asleep mid-chapter, resume tomorrow
- Speed control — 0.8× to 3×, your call
- The queue — line up tomorrow's reading tonight
- Car dashboards — CarPlay and Android Auto
- A decade of podcast-app polish, applied to your documents
Is it private?
Your feed link is long, unguessable, and served encrypted. It works like a key: anyone you give it to could listen, so treat it the way you treat a house key — don't post it publicly.
If it ever leaks, regenerate it in one click. The old link goes dead everywhere, audio included. Your feed never appears in podcast directories or search engines.
And in the browser.
Your library has a full web player for listening at your desk — it remembers where you stopped, and long documents get chapters you can click through. (Positions don't sync between your podcast app and the browser — two players, two bookmarks.)