
ReadingPal
Your Collaborative Reader.
About
Create and share your own books using text or voice input. This app offers a fun way to write stories, with features like speech-to-text and audio playback. Earn badges as you progress through your writing journey.
What's New in ReadingPal
1.0.3
November 22, 2019
Version 1.0.3: - A new game feature: After the child creates a book, he/she can play a mini game! - New Settings page with font selection for books, Dark Mode and game instructions - New Guidelines page on how to create a book, merged with Help page - Idea Generator page where the child can get their ideas from when creating books - Improved UI and UX features Thank you for using ReadingPal!
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FAQ
What is ReadingPal?
ReadingPal is an application designed for users to create and read their own books. It supports both typing and voice input for story creation, and can also narrate saved stories aloud.
How do I create a book in ReadingPal?
To create a book, tap the plus button on the bookshelf. You can then choose to either type your story or speak it using the speech-to-text function.
Can ReadingPal read my stories to me?
Yes, ReadingPal can narrate your saved stories to you anytime. You can also have the app read your stories aloud as you create them.
Does ReadingPal have ads?
No, ReadingPal does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted creative experience for users.
What devices does ReadingPal support?
ReadingPal is available on iPhones, iPads, and iPods, making it accessible for a wide range of Apple mobile devices.
Is ReadingPal suitable for young children?
Yes, ReadingPal has an age rating of 4+, indicating it is appropriate for young children to use for creative writing and reading activities.
How often is ReadingPal updated?
ReadingPal was last updated on November 22, 2019, with version 1.0.3. The initial release date was November 4, 2019.
What makes ReadingPal unique?
ReadingPal offers a unique combination of text and voice input for book creation, along with gamified elements like earning badges, which encourages continued engagement with writing.









