Self-hostable tool to convert non-DRM eBooks into audiobooks with chapter support, metadata, multilingual TTS engines, and optional voice cloning via a web UI or CLI.
20.1k stars1.7k forksApache-2.0last commit Actively maintained
5 self-hosted Rev.com alternatives
Cloud service providing automated and human‑powered speech-to-text transcription, captions/subtitles and translation for audio and video. Includes transcript editor, timestamped clips, media organization/case tools and a speech-to-text API.
Alternatives to Rev.com
#2
Speakr is a self-hosted web app for recording or uploading audio, transcribing with AI (including diarization), and turning conversations into searchable, shareable notes.
3.7k stars302 forksAGPL-3.0last commit Actively maintained
#3
Self-hosted, OpenAI API-compatible server for streaming transcription, translation, and speech generation using faster-whisper and TTS engines like Piper and Kokoro.
3.6k stars444 forksMITlast commit Actively maintained
#4
Scriberr is a self-hosted, privacy-focused AI transcription app for audio and video, with speaker diarization, word-level timestamps, summaries, and transcript chat.
3k stars249 forksMITlast commit Slowing down
Self-hosted web UI for file conversion, OCR for PDFs/images, and local Whisper-based audio transcription, wrapping common CLI tools with background jobs and history.
1.1k stars72 forksMITlast commit Slowing down
What replacing Rev.com actually involves
Every option on this page is open source and free to run on your own hardware, so you own the data and there is no subscription to cancel. 3 of 5 shipped a commit in the last six months. Licences in this list: Apache-2.0, AGPL-3.0, MIT. In exchange you take on hosting, backups and updates yourself.
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