My go-to for reading fanfic
I have tried MANY text to speech and audiobook type apps, this is the best one I’ve found that lets me turn a pdf from a fanfic website like ao3 into an audiobook that I can listen to while I’m doing chores. It’s not glitchy. It is excellent even if you’re on the free version, which is still what I use now. Very generous upload limits (for longer fics). The narration is great. I can also leave notes and highlights/bookmarks easily. It’s easy to organize your documents into folders and archive certain ones you don’t want to see in the main list anymore. Highly recommend.
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Destroys the competition
This app blows the other apps out of the water. it works great, the free plan is extremely generous unlike the other competition apps. Which is amazing because you really need to use the thing for a while before you know if it’s worth investing in. Apps like Speechify are a total rip off in comparison. As a disabled person, thank you. I had to go through so many trash apps to find one that doesn’t try to immediately abuse the customer.
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One of the best
Has a great free tier its very generous, and it just works so well, I have tried many and only a few really compare to this
Does what it says and does it well
I'm a scientist. I've been using this app for a few weeks to listen to papers while I walk. It's amazing how naturally this app can read a paper to you. It cuts out all the parts of a pdf that are irrelevant, and even summarizes figures clearly using a distinct voice. It gives you enough free hours that you should basically never need more unless you're listening to papers 8 hrs a day. Really excellent. My only complaint is that I wish there were more options for natural sounding voices. So far the bright female voice is by far the most natural one.
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Straight game changer for college
I study theology and the amount of books I am assigned to read has only been able to be kept up with thanks to this app, I unironically share this app to everyone and they all love it.






