I’d like to suggest adding a “read aloud” (text-to-speech) feature to Raindrop. I often listen to saved articles and notes while I’m busy with other things (for example at the gym or while commuting), and having an integrated TTS option would make Raindrop much more useful for hands-free consumption and accessibility. A few implementation ideas and requests that could make the feature valuable: Allow playback of full articles and saved text, with basic controls (play/pause, skip forward/back, speed control). Highlight text as it’s being read and remember playback position across devices. Offer voice and language selection where possible. Support background playback on mobile so audio continues when the app is minimized. Provide a “queue” or playlist for multiple saved items. For integration, there are several paths: Built-in TTS via a provider (examples: OpenAI, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud TTS, Amazon Polly). Option for users to enter their own API key for a provider of their choice (this would address privacy/cost concerns for some users). Use the browser’s Web Speech API as a free fallback on web clients where acceptable. Accessibility and use-case notes: This would help users with visual impairments and anyone who prefers audio consumption. It’s especially useful for multitasking (gym, cooking, commuting) and for catching up quickly on saved content. If it helps, I'd be happy to test a beta or provide feedback on UX details. Thanks for considering this enhancement — I think it would be a very popular addition.