A little more room for reading

Your books.
A voice of
their own.

Turn your PDFs and EPUBs into a listening experience. Natural on-device voices. A quieter reading space. More time for the words that matter.

Meet PagiSona Coming soon for iPhone
Made by KiBRAX
READ. LISTEN. MAKE IT YOURS.PagiSona’s smiling Spoken P wearing headphones on a Cloud Blue gradient
A familiar book.
A different way in.
On-device neural voices11 supported languagesYour files stay with you

Made for the way you read

Keep the page.
Find your rhythm.

Read along, rest your eyes, or pick up where you left off. PagiSona brings your own documents into one calm library, with listening built in.

01 / A place for your pages

A library that
feels like yours.

Add books from Files or the share sheet, bring in several at once, and arrange them in your own order. Familiar covers. A clean shelf. No unnecessary noise.

PDF & EPUB · Your own files
PagiSona Library with KiBRAX original books
PagiSona’s continuous reader and listening controls showing a KiBRAX original
PagiSona on iPhone. Screens shown from a pre-release build.

Stay with the words

Follow the spoken paragraph, tap a passage to start there, or wander through the book and return to the audio when you’re ready.

Make room for quiet

Set a sleep timer, settle into dark mode, and let a familiar voice carry the next chapter.

Find your own pace

Adjust the voice, playback speed, and text size. Your reading space should fit you—not the other way around.

Keep what stays with you

Search words and sentences throughout a book. Copy a passage or save a highlight to revisit later.

Personal, by design

On your phone.
Not in our cloud.

Your books aren’t sent to KiBRAX or an online speech service to be read aloud. PagiSona generates narration locally, without an account or an analytics SDK.

Read our privacy notice

Apple handles voice-pack downloads and platform services. Device backups, sharing, and support emails have their own data handling.

A wider world of words

Eleven languages.
One personal library.

English is ready from the start. Choose the other voices you need, without carrying the ones you don’t.

Listen offline after installation
EnglishEnglishIncluded · Michael & Emma
NederlandsDutchOptional voice pack
FrançaisFrenchOptional voice pack
DeutschGermanOptional voice pack
हिन्दीHindiOptional voice pack
ItalianoItalianOptional voice pack
日本語JapaneseOptional voice pack
中文Mandarin ChineseOptional voice pack
PortuguêsBrazilian PortugueseOptional voice pack
EspañolSpanishOptional voice pack
УкраїнськаUkrainianOptional voice pack

Ten optional language packs. Voice packs read the original language; they don’t translate books. Preparation time and pronunciation vary by text, language, and device.

A few good questions

Before you
press play.

Visit the help desk
What can I listen to?

Import your own text-based PDFs and DRM-free EPUB books. Scanned PDFs without a usable text layer, password-protected files, and DRM-protected e-books aren’t supported. Complex layouts may not read in the intended order.

Does PagiSona work offline?

Yes. Speech is generated on your iPhone. English voices are included; the other ten languages use optional downloads. Download and install the packs you want before going offline. Apple may need a connection to deliver or restore a pack.

Does it translate my books?

No. Voice packs read text in their supported language; they do not translate it. The app interface follows a supported device language, with English as the fallback.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no PagiSona account or cloud library. Imported documents, reading positions, and highlights are stored locally. Your device backup and sharing settings still apply.

Is the app available now?

PagiSona is preparing for its first public iPhone release. This website previews the app; it does not offer a browser reader. App Store availability and included starter books can vary by region.

Your next chapter sounds good

Less screen.
More story.

Coming soon for iPhone. A reading companion from KiBRAX.

Questions? We’re here