ChaReader vs Secret Locker App

ChaReader - An elegant text-to-speech app Using ChaReader, you can easily import articles from various resources, use iOS built-in libraries to read these articles, export them to MP3 or PDF format, and add your favorite paragraphs to the Collections! The main functions are: -Various resources for adding articles: copy text from clipboard, extract text from web page, extract text from documents, extract text from images using OCR -Read added articles aloud -Use a slider to quickly scroll to the sentence you want to listen to -Choose whether the screen follows the text during reading -Export audio of article readings to MP3 files -Export articles to PDF files -Extract useful information from article (e.g. email, link, phone number, etc.) -Use iOS's built-in voice bundles for personalization -Adjust speaking speed, pitch, volume and language for reading -Support reading articles in all languages in iOS -Stick favorite articles on top -Manage added articles and exported files -Except when importing text from web pages, all actions are done locally using iOS machine learning frameworks -Select and text your favorite sentences to Collections, and save them as images into your album -View articles in plain text and rich text modes -Elegant design (including Dark mode) and continuous updates If you have any questions, please contact via Email or iMessage: krayc425@gmail.com

Secret Locker app is the simplest app for text encryption and decryption (lock/unlock). You can use it to: 1. Encrypt and decrypt your text securely 2. Have a secure place to store your passwords 3. Share your text with others securely 4. Have a secure encrypted conversation - You can type, paste or generate your own encryption key. It can be any text 6 to 70. characters in length. - The app uses the strongest encryption algorithm AES (Advance Encryption Standard) to encrypt your plain text with the key that you have provided. - The app uses the most popular open source library Crypto JS for encryption. - Your key is stored securely encrypted in iPhone's native Keychain storage for convenience - so that you don't have to type it in every time. But you can choose not to store it by deleting it and saving empty key field.