macOS Kokoro-TTS powered document reader – listen to any text
Runs Kokoro TTS offline for $0.99, undercutting subscription readers like NaturalReader.

Kokoro CoreML TTS in menu bar, but macOS already has built-in TTS.
Mac users wanting quick text-to-speech for snippets
Speechify · NaturalReader · macOS Speak Selection
I’ve been seeing a lot of great speech-to-text (STT) tools lately, but I found myself wanting the opposite: a dead-simple way to turn text into high-quality audio without leaving my workflow.
I built SuperUtter to be a non-obtrusive macOS utility for reading back short snippets of text.
Key features: * Local-first: It uses the Kokoro model to generate high-quality speech locally on your Mac. No latency, no cost, and works offline. * Cloud option: If you prefer ElevenLabs, you can plug in your API key.
Workflow-focused: Designed for short snippets—emails, code comments, or quick proofreading—rather than long-form articles.
Would love to hear your feedback!
Runs Kokoro TTS offline for $0.99, undercutting subscription readers like NaturalReader.
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