Catalog

Catalog is a tool that broadcasts the articles you save using ultra-realistic AI voices. You save web articles, and it extracts their content so you can listen instead of reading on a screen. It adds a semantic AI search so you can find saved pieces later, and it supports saving notes and searching by author or publication. The point is to make listening easy when your eyes are busy, whether you are working, on public transport, or winding down before bed. Catalog is currently free during public beta, though the maker notes that free and paid versions may be introduced in the future.

- Save web articles and extract their content automatically

- Listen to articles through realistic AI voices

- Use semantic search to find saved pieces later

- Save notes and search by author or publication

- Commuters who want to listen while on the move

- Busy professionals saving reading for later

- Anyone who prefers audio before sleep

Catalog is in public beta, so the free access you see now may change once paid versions arrive, and features can shift as the product develops. The listening quality depends on how cleanly the article text is extracted, so pages with heavy ads or odd formatting may read poorly. AI voices are realistic but still synthetic, so long articles may not sound as natural as a human narrator. Treat it as a convenient way to consume saved reading rather than a replacement for every kind of document. For team use, agree on naming and editing conventions in advance to avoid version conflicts or duplicated work.