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Is this app designed to operate on the Watch independent of the iPhone? If it is, I have found no way to operate the Watch. I am using the trial version and understand that there are limitations, but I did not see a limitation that would prevent the watch from working on its own. I was only able to load articles on the iPhone app and listen to them there. The watch app then acted as a remote whereas it would stop and start the reading of the articles. But that’s all! I found no instructions within the app or on the developers website.

Okay, I’ve been looking for a text to speech app for a little while now, speechify while scams you with the trial, still has a better reading voice then most the other apps. The premium voices on speechify and natural reader are much better, almost sound like a person is reading to you. Now for this app, it’s basically the same as the other apps, except it costs money to even upload stuff in the first place ?? Literally it is the same exact thing as free speechify but it wants you to pay money, for the same thing you get from free speechify.

I paid for the $5 version hoping to have more flexibility with the functions for the voices and to clear up the issue with pronouncing words with Apostrophes. I mainly use the app to speak pdf cases. It reads the footers, superscripts, page numbers etc. It doesn’t recognize page separations and will read the text of the downloaded information mid sentence. Which is distracting to listening to the content. I have my phone set to Siri Female and it doesn’t use it. Would love to use Ava Enhanced even. It “computerized” voice is not soft to the ear. Overall not what I was expecting. Update: You are very defensive in your responses. I do not need tech support. I am aware of all of your responses. I’ve changed the voices to various voices (including Alex) and they’re all robotic in nature. As described by other reviewers. I updated the rating because it does work a lot better in the car reading through the media center. I do not experience the same problems as listening directly from my phone. So these issues may be isolate to mobile use. If this app is unable to read documents or pdfs without reach the page numbers or footnotes etc then that’s a design issue. The app has the potential to be a huge revenue generating product. Especially if it is able to save students time.