PDF Voice Reader - Docs Aloud

A few points that I don’t like in it: - Doesn’t allow to use waze at the same time, even with waze’s voice command turned off. - you can’t point in the page where to read. It also doesn’t show in which part of the page it is. - It has a few mistakes. For exemple, it reads “we’re” like “W E re”.

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I bought this after the VERY brief trial reading, only to learn that it loses my place in my reading if it is paused for more than five minutes. Then, even though it had been able to read several pages of a PDF, it suddenly started giving me “no text detected” errors. I’ve spent more time navigating the glitches than actually listening to the text. Plus there is no way to mark or save a spot or take notes. Waste of money if you’re trying to use it for academic things like me.

Works great for what it does. Left a lower star rating because the developers have not kept up with the features of similar apps. Cannot change speed, does not link with apple's voices, lacks in general features that competing app has for searching files on an iPhone.

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There’s still some “kinks” that need to be worked out. For the price I think it’s reasonable and get the job done. Overall I couldn’t say I’m impressed. If anything it’s basically “settling” since there aren’t many options out there and the ones that do exist charge a larger price (and don’t really do an equally or better job than this).

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I can't see where this is stated in the description, but please note this is VERY brief trial reading followed by a prompt to buy the full app for $6. Frustrating not it due to the lack of transparency regarding this, but also because the app still has ads and the trial isn't very impressive: it's a bare minimum text-to-voice reader that barrels through punctuation and requires focus to understand. Cannot recommend.