Loromatic

Loromatic is a text-to-speech engine for Android. Choose it once in your phone’s settings, and every app that reads aloud, from screen readers and e-book readers to navigation and translators, speaks with its voices. Everything happens on your phone: Loromatic has no internet access at all.

What it does

• Natural voices in 31 languages. Ten built-in voices speak English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hindi and 21 more languages. Pick the one apps hear by default, how fast it speaks, and whether it should answer faster or sound its cleanest.
• Clone a voice in ten seconds. Read a short text aloud, or pick a recording, and Loromatic learns how that voice sounds. Clone in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian or Portuguese, hear one take from each engine for the language, and keep the one closest to the real voice. Your cloned voice becomes a system voice every app can use.
• Bring a voice you trained. Import a VITS or Piper voice you trained yourself, in any language, and Loromatic checks it and adds it to your phone’s voices. The support page explains how to train and pack one.
• Try it first. Type anything, choose a language and a voice, listen, and save it as an audio file.

Private by design

Loromatic has no internet permission. What apps ask it to read, your recordings and your voices never leave your phone, except in your own encrypted Android backup if you use one. The extra cloning engines are downloaded once through Google Play; after that everything works offline. There are no ads, no account and no analytics.

Responsible cloning

Only clone your own voice, or the voice of someone who has given you permission. Loromatic asks you to confirm this before every recording, and the models’ licenses forbid using a cloned voice to deceive, impersonate or harass anyone.

Built on open models

Loromatic runs Supertonic 3 by Supertone and Pocket TTS by Kyutai on the sherpa-onnx speech engine. Their licenses are listed in the app.