Staring at study notes only gets you so far. Research shows we retain information far better when we hear it—especially when we read along simultaneously. I built Study Notes with Text-to-Speech to turn written notes into an auditory learning experience you can take anywhere.
The core idea is simple: write your notes once, then listen to them repeatedly while commuting, exercising, or winding down before bed. Your eyes stay fresh, your hands stay free, and the material sticks in your memory longer.
Why I Built This
I’ve watched students (and myself) struggle with the same problem: traditional note-taking is visual-only, which means study sessions are tied to reading. But real life doesn’t always allow for reading. You’re on the bus. You’re in the gym. You’re tired and your eyes hurt.
I wanted to build something that flipped the equation—let your ears do the work while you move. The app supports both Korean and English, with natural-sounding voices and full control over playback speed and pitch, so you can customize the experience to your pace.
What It Does
- Format and organize notes — Use bold text, highlighters, titles, and colors to structure your study material cleanly
- Automatic voice playback — Hear your notes read aloud in natural TTS voices with play, pause, and skip controls
- Real-time word highlighting — As the voice reads, each word highlights automatically so your eyes stay synchronized with what you’re hearing
- Section repeat — Select any phrase or word by long-pressing and loop just that part infinitely, perfect for drilling difficult material
- Flexible playback modes — Repeat a single note, or chain an entire folder’s worth of notes into a continuous session
- Folder organization — Sort notes by subject, topic, or date to keep everything structured
- Customizable voices and speed — Pick from device voices, adjust playback speed, and fine-tune the pitch to match your preference
- Backup and restore — Export your notes and folders as files to back up across devices
- Dark mode — Light and dark themes so studying doesn’t strain your eyes at any time of day
Who This Is For
If you’re learning English and want to drill vocabulary and pronunciation, this is made for you. If you’re cramming for a certification exam, standardized test, or civil service exam, you can convert your summary notes into audio and review on the move. Language learners also use it for dictation practice—listen to a sentence, try to write it down, and check against the original. Students with eye strain or anyone who prefers audio learning will find it shifts how they study entirely.
No sign-up required. Your notes stay on your device—nothing gets sent anywhere. You own your data from day one.
If you’re looking for a smarter way to review your notes, download Study Notes with Text-to-Speech on the App Store today and start learning with your ears.
App Store에서 다운로드: 스터디어라우드: 노트 읽어주기
Official page: reactiveworks.dev/apps/6780192206
Update history: ahngo13.github.io

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