[labsii]

After being available for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Apple TV, Speech Central is coming to Mac to be one of the rare apps that is available on all Apple devices!

It is available on the Mac's App Store in the form of the text to speech suite that goes far beyond the basics.

You can add RSS feeds or home pages of the web sites, track new items and listen to the headlines there. And while listening to the headlines you can add their articles for reading interactively. As expected you can also import a large choice of the text documents and e-books. All those items are stored for later retrieving with support for search, filters and annotations (favorites and paragraph bookmarks). You can easily convert them to .m4a audio files and export them for use on various devices.



Get it on the Mac's App Store

If you have any questions or feedback, I am the developer and I would be glad to answer them!

[pkcable]

NICE! Might just have to get that!

[Ledsteplin]

Thank you for sharing your app! Good luck with it! I like the iPhone version!

[labsii]

The app had frequent updates improving usability, adding new features and support for the latest macOS features (like the dark mode in macOS Mojave).

Also on Mojave's App Store there are app priviews that help you get the better insight into the app:

[labsii]

In August 2019 the app has crossed 10,000 licenses sold on all platforms, so I've decided to celebrate this with a big discount. On 2nd September (it has already started now and may be available on 3rd September too in some time zones) the price will be reduced from 7.99$ to 0.99$.

The App Store link to get the app is: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/speech...h/id1223093645

[scruffypig]

What are the benefits of paying for your app for iPhone or iPad, when I can use Apple’s built in accessibility text to speech for free, and I only need to swipe two fingers downward on the screen, and it works with almost any app or browser?