About ImmersivePage
ImmersivePage is a multi-voice document reader: import a book, manuscript, article, or pasted text, and listen with a narrator plus distinct character voices, scene-aware ambience and music, theatrical stage pans, and optional bilingual read-along.
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What this app does
- Read anything aloud — EPUB, DOCX, PDF (digital text), TXT, Markdown, pasted text, web URLs.
- Cast-driven fiction — narrator plus a distinct voice per character, with smart cast detection (recommended) or an optional experimental AI overlay for dialogue attribution.
- Directed listening — Voice only · Light · Cinema presets bundle ambience, music, one-shot SFX, stingers, and stereo stage pans.
- Multi-engine voices — Apple system voices, Windows SAPI, Microsoft Edge Neural, Piper (offline), Kokoro (offline), Azure Neural, ElevenLabs. Connect external provider accounts for paid voices.
- Illustrated mode — chapter art and inline figures extracted from your source document, rendered behind / above the text.
- Bilingual read-along — side-by-side translation line with auto-slowed dialogue for language learners.
Build & version
- Product
- ImmersivePage · MultiVoice Reader
- Edition
- Wizard (web)
- Build
- development
- Server environment
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Acknowledgments
ImmersivePage is built on the work of many open-source projects. We are especially indebted to:
- Piper (MIT) and Kokoro (Apache 2.0) for offline neural voices that make the free tier possible.
- python-docx, EbookLib, and PyMuPDF for document import, including image extraction from DOCX, EPUB, and PDF.
- edge-tts, Microsoft Azure Speech, and ElevenLabs for neural voice synthesis paths.
- OpenAI and OpenAI-compatible providers (including local model runners like Ollama and LM Studio) for the optional AI cast director.
- Apple AVSpeechSynthesizer on iOS and macOS, and Windows SAPI on Windows, for native on-device speech.
See Open source licenses for the full third-party notices and license texts.
Brand & positioning
ImmersivePage is the product. Nightstand Labs is the company that publishes it. If you ever see a Nightstand Labs mark on an author's "Directed Edition," it functions like a publisher's imprint — a quality and provenance signal at the bottom of the credits, not the headline.
Legal & info
Contact
For support, partnership inquiries, press, or general questions, reach us at hello@nightstandlabs.com.