AI Text Reader vs HeyReader

TuSpeech is an AI text reader and text to speech app for PDFs, docs, scans, images, web pages, and books. It turns written content into natural-sounding audio so you can listen instead of staying on the screen. Use it to read documents aloud, review study material, follow articles, or keep books available as audio while you commute, walk, work, or rest your eyes. READ PDFS, DOCS, SCANS, AND WEB CONTENT • Open PDFs, docs, text files, pasted text, and saved reading material • Turn scanned pages and images into speech with OCR • Listen to web pages, articles, and long documents in a cleaner reading flow • Save your place with bookmarks and come back later without losing progress • Use one reader for study files, work documents, and personal reading TEXT TO SPEECH WITH AI VOICES TuSpeech gives you AI text reader and text to speech tools in one place. Choose from a large voice library, adjust playback speed, and listen in the way that fits your reading pace. • Use natural-sounding voices for long reading sessions • Slow down for careful review or speed up when you want to move faster • Switch from a PDF to a scan to an article without changing apps • Keep written content available as audio whenever reading on screen is inconvenient OCR FOR IMAGES AND SCANNED PAGES OCR matters because many useful documents are not ready to read aloud by default. TuSpeech helps turn printed pages, screenshots, and scanned material into speech so they are easier to review. • Read image-based documents with OCR support • Listen to scanned notes, classroom handouts, and saved images • Keep difficult source material usable instead of retyping it by hand OFFLINE LISTENING AND BACKGROUND PLAYBACK TuSpeech is built for everyday reading, not only desk use. Download content, keep playback running in the background, and continue listening when you are away from a reliable connection. • Listen offline during travel, commuting, or focused work • Keep reading going while using other apps • Return to saved content with your place preserved BOOKS, ARTICLES, AND PERSONAL FILES Use TuSpeech for your own reading material, choose from 300+ voices, or explore 1000+ classic books inside the app. It works for reports, essays, study guides, articles, textbooks, emails, and longer files that are easier to follow by audio. If you already use read aloud apps, audiobook apps, or text to speech tools, TuSpeech gives you one place for everyday listening. BUILT FOR STUDY, WORK, AND ACCESSIBILITY TuSpeech can help when you want to review information faster, reduce screen time, or make reading easier. It is useful for students, professionals, and people who prefer listening to text. It also supports accessibility-focused use cases, including dyslexia-friendly and ADHD-friendly listening support, plus easier access to scanned material. • Review study guides, lecture notes, and textbooks by audio • Listen to reports, emails, and long documents during work • Use audio to reduce eye strain and screen fatigue • Make reading more accessible with OCR, playback controls, and flexible listening KEY FEATURES • AI text reader for PDFs, docs, files, scans, images, web pages, and books • Text to speech with natural voices • OCR for photos, screenshots, and scanned documents • Offline listening and background playback • Adjustable playback speed • Bookmarks and saved reading position • Classic books and everyday document reading in one app • Accessibility support for easier listening Privacy Policy: https://tuspeech.com/en/privacy-policy Terms of Service: https://tuspeech.com/en/terms-of-service

While reading your physical book, ask HeyReader about any term you don't understand, and it answers aloud. That way you stay focused on the page. Using HeyReader: 1. Upload PDF 2. Start reading your physical copy 3. Say "Hey Reader" to ask questions and hear answers What you need: 1. Physical book 2. PDF version of the same book *The assistant searches the book PDF for citation backed answers. New terms in your book send you to ChatGPT or Google on your phone. Every switch over makes it less likely you come back to the reading. (According to Microsoft and UC Irvine researchers, "it takes 23 minutes to resume an interrupted task”.¹) Keep your 23 minutes. HeyReader searches the book and answers by voice, so your focus stays on the page. Questions from real sessions: “In Chapter 3, define a stack trace." - Pragmatic Programmer "Define analogous, Chapter 1." - Deep Learning "What's the name for the symbol that looks like a U in chapter 8?" - Deep Learning Terms of Use: https://tryreader.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://tryreader.app/privacy License Agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ ¹ (Mark et al., CSCW 2015)