All Doc Reader & PDF Converter vs Lector

Document Reader is an all-in-one solution designed to help you open, read, scan, and manage documents effortlessly on your iPhone. Whether you work with PDFs, Word files, spreadsheets, or text documents, this app gives you a smooth and reliable reading experience anytime, anywhere. Powerful Document Reader Read PDF, DOC, XLS, and TXT files quickly with a clean and user-friendly interface. The app loads documents fast and provides smooth scrolling, clear text, and easy navigation for comfortable reading. It works perfectly for students, professionals, and everyday users who need quick access to their files. Smart PDF Reader & Viewer View PDF files with high clarity and stability. Zoom, scroll, and read documents with ease using the built-in PDF reader. Whether it’s reports, books, notes, or forms, the app ensures a seamless viewing experience across all PDF documents. Scan Documents with Your Camera Turn paper documents into digital files using your phone camera. Scan receipts, notes, contracts, or pages and save them instantly. This feature is ideal for organizing paperwork and creating digital backups on the go. Image to PDF Converter Convert images into professional PDF files in seconds. Select photos from your gallery or scanned pages and combine them into a single PDF. Share and store your converted files easily whenever needed. Supports Multiple File Formats Open and manage different file types in one place: • PDF documents • Word files (DOC) • Excel sheets (XLS) • Text files (TXT) No need for multiple apps — everything works smoothly in one document reader. Simple, Fast & Easy to Use The app is designed with simplicity in mind. Quickly find your files, open documents instantly, and manage your content with ease. Whether you need to read, scan, or convert, everything is just a few taps away. Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/view/documentreader-privacypolicy/home

Lector turns your documents into speech, spoken by your iPhone, on your iPhone. Import a PDF, an EPUB, a Word document, RTF, Markdown, or plain text — or share an article straight from Safari — press play, and listen while your hands and eyes are busy: while you work, while you drive, while you walk the dog, while dinner cooks. The name is Latin for reader. For two thousand years a lector has been the one who reads aloud so that others can attend to what they are doing — the appointed reader in church, the monk reading to a silent refectory, the hired reader on a platform above the cigar rollers of Havana and Tampa. Lector puts that old office in your pocket. WHAT IT DOES • Reads PDF, EPUB, Word (.docx), RTF, Markdown, and plain text • Imports articles shared from Safari, and reads text you type or paste • Highlights each sentence as it speaks and scrolls the page for you • Turns a PDF's table of contents into real chapters, with a navigator to jump anywhere • Exports any document — or a single chapter — to an M4A audio file • Keeps reading in the background, with Dynamic Island and Lock Screen controls • Six Siri and Shortcuts actions: play, pause, resume, stop, next, previous • Sleep timer, speed control, voice favorites, light and dark appearance • Honors large Dynamic Type sizes throughout VOICES Lector speaks with Apple's voices, generated entirely on the device. Every voice installed on your iPhone appears in the app, grouped by language, with your favorites pinned to the top. One recommendation: download an Enhanced or Premium voice (Settings → Accessibility → Spoken Content → Voices). They are free, and they are markedly closer to a human reader. PRIVATE BY ARCHITECTURE No account. No analytics. No server. Documents are read and spoken on the phone and never uploaded anywhere — there is no backend to upload them to. The privacy label says Data Not Collected because that is simply true. ONE PRICE, ONCE Everything in Lector is free to use. The free library holds three imported documents at a time — delete one and the slot opens again — and typed text and shared articles never count against it. A single purchase removes the cap for good. Not per month, not per year — once. The developer was tired of apps that offered a three-day trial and then wanted a hundred and twenty dollars a year, so Lector is built the other way around: the free version is the full app, and the only thing money buys is a bigger bookshelf. Requires iOS 17 or later.