The challenge
Turning a long document into an audiobook usually means moving between text cleanup, speech generation, and audio editing tools. I wanted a private workflow that could handle all three on one computer.
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A Windows desktop application for converting long-form documents into locally generated narration and shaping the result in a multitrack editor.

Turning a long document into an audiobook usually means moving between text cleanup, speech generation, and audio editing tools. I wanted a private workflow that could handle all three on one computer.
I split generation by chapter so long jobs can show progress, recover partial work, and be revised. An Electron interface coordinates a local Python speech worker and a three-track editor for narration, ambience, and effects.
BookVoice can take a document through local narration and audio arrangement to an exportable MP3. After the initial model download, the core workflow runs without an account or hosted backend.
From raw documents to a structured, mixed, and exportable audiobook.
A sandboxed Electron interface coordinating long-running local Python audio work.