Narro is a Chrome extension that reads the page you are on aloud in a natural AI voice, highlighting each sentence as it goes. It can use a cloud voice with your own key, or a local model that runs entirely in your browser, and it also supports the Kindle Cloud Reader.
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Narro reads the current tab aloud and highlights each sentence as it goes.
It supports the Kindle Cloud Reader, so books get the same treatment as web pages.
With a local voice there is no account and it works offline after a one-time download.
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