Private text to speech — for text you'd rather not send to a server at all
Most text-to-speech tools are private in the sense that they promise not to misuse your data. This one is private in a stricter sense: your text never reaches a server in the first place, because there isn't one in the path.
The difference between a privacy policy and a privacy architecture
A typical cloud TTS tool sends your text to a server, generates audio there, and sends the audio back — even if their privacy policy says they don't store or read it, the text still has to leave your device to be processed. That's a policy promise. HearYourDocs runs the entire voice engine, plus PDF and DOCX text extraction, as WebAssembly directly in your browser tab — there's no server call in that path to make a promise about.
Who this matters most for
Anyone reading contracts, medical information, unpublished drafts, financial documents, or anything else they'd rather not route through a third party's servers, even briefly.
What actually happens when you use it
- Paste text or upload a .txt, .pdf, or .docx file — it's read directly by your browser, not sent anywhere.
- The voice engine converts it to audio locally, using your device's own processing.
- Press download for a real audio file, generated and saved without ever leaving your device.
The one exception, and why it's harmless
Loading the page itself pulls fonts, the voice engine, and analytics from a handful of public CDNs and Google Analytics — like any website, that exposes your IP address to those providers in the normal way a web request does. No document content or converted text is ever part of that request. Full detail on the privacy page.
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