Octopra
Text to speech and voice cloning with realistic ai voices
I got some users who used my servise (not paid), but quite happy, then quickly updated some more features and going for launching.
No results yet, but exciting
I polished some details of the code, then took the website online within just 40 days.
The pricing is credit based and reasonably affordable. I want students, small business owners, writers, and anyone else to access high-quality voice conversion without financial strain. There are no complicated subscriptions, no word limits, and no restrictions on how you use the audio.
While working on a personal project, I stumbled upon a common frustration: text-to-speech services were prohibitively expensive and packed with unnecessary restrictions. Every platform I explored seemed designed to complicate what should be a straightforward process.
I needed a simple voiceover solution and found myself hitting wall after wall. Pricing was outrageous - some services charged per minute or had complex subscription models that felt more like a trap than a service. Worse, they imposed limits on word count, voice types, and usage rights.
Frustrated, I deploy my own code on my computer and finished my personal project. Then I decide to make it an website and named it Octopra: a text-to-speech service that is affordable and genuinely user-friendly. No hidden fees, no confusing tiers, just a straightforward tool that does exactly what users need.
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