Read Me! PDF & Text to Speech
TTS - Docs Voice Aloud Reader
Archived App
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About
Listen to documents, articles, PDFs, and emails with natural AI voices. This app enhances productivity by converting text to speech, allowing you to multitask. It's ideal for anyone who wants to consume content audibly.
What's New in Read Me! PDF & Text to Speech
1.0.11
November 16, 2023
Audio improved!
Subscription plans
Suscripción PRO
Accesso ilimitado
Developer apps
FAQ
What content can Read Me! convert to speech?
Read Me! can convert various content types to speech, including documents, articles, PDF files, emails, and even text captured from images using its OCR feature.
Does Read Me! offer different voice options?
Yes, Read Me! features natural AI-generated voices, allowing users to choose between a boy or girl voice for their audio content.
Can I adjust the playback speed in Read Me!?
Yes, users can listen to content at any speed they prefer, which helps in managing listening time and enhancing comprehension.
Is Read Me! suitable for people with dyslexia?
The app is adapted for people with dyslexia or low optical abilities, offering an auditory alternative to reading that can improve accessibility and comprehension.
What are the subscription options for Read Me!?
Read Me! offers several PRO subscription plans, including weekly for $3.99, monthly for $8.99, and yearly for $44.99, all with a 3-day free trial.
How often is Read Me! updated?
The app was last updated on November 16, 2023, with version 1.0.11, indicating regular maintenance and potential feature additions.
What devices is Read Me! available on?
Read Me! is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod, making it accessible to a wide range of Apple users.
Does Read Me! have ads?
The provided data does not specify if Read Me! contains advertisements. However, its freemium model suggests that ads might be present in the free version.
