Eloquent is a reading app built for people who have more to read than time to read it. You open a document, press play, and the app narrates it aloud from wherever you are on the page, highlighting along the way so you can follow the text or leave your screen entirely. Documents are processed on the device rather than uploaded to a server, so your reading stays private and the app keeps working without an internet connection.
The product centers on a handful of practical ideas: four natural voices (two male, two female) with adjustable playback speed, automatic progress syncing between macOS and iOS so you can start a chapter at your desk and continue on your commute, and a lightweight library that tracks recents and finished titles. It is designed for students working through long reading lists, professionals clearing a backlog of reports, ebook owners who want a personal audiobook shelf, and anyone who benefits from high-quality accessible audio.
Eloquent is currently in a pre-launch phase. The website presents a demo of the Mac library interface and invites visitors to join a waitlist for the iOS and macOS apps, which the team describes as being finished up. Because the apps are not yet generally released, no public pricing has been announced — treat any cost details as unconfirmed until launch.
