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AI solutions engineer Yogen Ghodke developed the app ListenToMe, which uses OCR to extract text from documents and then generates audio via text-to-speech, helping visually impaired students turn study materials into listenable content. The app supports about 30 languages. According to a report on October 23, 2026, in the three to four weeks since its public launch, it has already had about 1,600 sign-ups and about 1,000 document submissions, with about 200 new users per day. The free version is currently limited to processing 250 pages per day; he is considering launching a paid plan at about ₹149 for 500 pages per day, and is running the service on a Mac Mini at his own expense.
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How engineer Yogen Ghodke is bridging the accessible education gap with the AI app ListenToMe
AI solutions engineer Yogen Ghodke developed ListenToMe, which uses OCR to extract text from documents and then generates audio via text-to-speech, helping visually impaired students turn study materials into listenable content. The app supports about 30 languages; in the three to four weeks since its public launch, it has gained about 1,600 registered users and about 1,000 people submitting documents, with about 200 new users per day. The free version currently processes a maximum of 250 pages per day; he is considering launching a paid plan at about ₹149 for 500 pages per day, and he runs the service at his own expense on a Mac Mini.