Dyslexic builders

Follow your agents.
Listen your way.

Turn dense agent output into short spoken updates. Keep the code on screen and hear the questions, failures and results that matter.

Includes 14 days of free Heard. No card needed.

From session activity to a brief spoken recap.

Listen for changes, results, and questions without following every line of terminal output.

Choose the voice and speed that make updates easier to follow.

Use speech to find what deserves a closer look. The original code, logs, and diffs stay available.

Getting started

Find the setup that suits you.

01
Try a familiar task.
Start with one agent and a small piece of work you know well.
02
Adjust the voice.
Tune the voice and speed before adding more sessions.
03
Use both channels.
Listen for context and return to the screen for exact code and final review.

A few more details

Was Heard designed as a dyslexia treatment?

No. Heard is productivity software. Some dyslexic builders may find an optional spoken layer useful for reducing repetitive terminal scanning.

Can I use a local voice?

Yes. The open source engine supports local Kokoro text-to-speech, while the managed app also offers hosted voice options.

Does voice replace reading code?

No. Spoken status is useful for orientation and intervention. Exact code, diffs, commands, and evidence still need appropriate review.

Keep the context. Get on with your work.

Includes 14 days of free Heard. No card needed.