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What changed · US
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A stability release. This one is mostly about narration doing exactly what you told it to. Fixed a crash. Starting narration on certain paragraphs could take the whole app down. Some books — webnovels especially — contain text in unusual lettering, and the reader couldn't handle it. Huge thanks to the readers who sent us the exact page. Tap where you want, get what you tapped. Tapping "Read here" on one paragraph and then quickly on another could play the wrong one, skip it entirely, or jumble the order. Each tap now cleanly cancels the one before it. Chapter titles also stopped reading themselves out in the middle of a chapter. Keep Screen Awake. A new switch in reader settings stops the display dimming and locking while you read. It's off by default and only applies inside a reader. See where you left off. Continue Reading cards and library rows now show a progress bar, how far through you are, and when you last picked the book up. Faster and lighter. Chapters open noticeably quicker in large EPUBs, scrolling stays smooth while narration plays, and imported books no longer leave an unpacked copy of themselves behind — so Narratorr takes up far less space over time. More bugs squashed: • Sleep timer set to "End of chapter" didn't stop for web articles, and could end playback immediately when starting a later chapter. • Paragraphs with text in angle brackets — common in system-message style webnovels — silently stopped playback. • Playback could stall with no error during long sessions. It now waits a moment and picks up where it left off. • A few chapters were missing from some EPUBs, because filenames merely containing words like "cover" were treated as front matter. • Bookmarks showed dates like "29 days 16 hrs". They now read Today, Yesterday, or a plain date. • With auto-advance off, finishing a web chapter no longer closes the reader out from under you.
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Your reading list, finally finished. You've got ebooks you've been meaning to read for years. Fanfics bookmarked in seventeen tabs. A Pocket queue from 2019. The problem isn't wanting to read — it's finding the time to sit down and do it. Narratorr turns all of it into audio. Drop in an EPUB, paste a link, share an article from any app — Narratorr reads it to you with voices that actually sound like people. You keep up with your list while you commute, cook, fold laundry, fall asleep. WORKS WITH EVERYTHING YOU READ EPUBs, PDFs, TXT files, webpages, fanfics, webnovels. Paste a link, import from Files, use the Share sheet — if it's text, Narratorr will read it. TWO VOICE ENGINES, ONE APP • 20+ premium AI TTS voices that sound genuinely natural — US and UK accents. • Dozens of free built-in iOS voices that work completely offline. No internet, no account, no subscription. • Speed from 0.5x to 4x. Switch voices mid-sentence. Whatever fits the moment. FIX HOW ANY WORD IS SPOKEN Tired of the voice butchering "Hermione"? Select the word, tap Pronounce, type how it should sound, save. Done. Works on every voice — AI and built-in. Syncs across your devices so you only teach it once. A READER WORTH READING IN 6 hand-picked themes for any lighting. 10 fonts. Adjustable size, spacing, margins. Sleep timer that fades out as you drift off. Auto-play through chapters so you never tap next. CarPlay for the drive. SMART WEB BROWSER Built-in browser that remembers where you've been. Real favicons, instant autocomplete, Frequently Visited on a blank tap. Opens a novel page? The URL bar shows that novel's other chapters — not every random story on the site. SYNCS EVERYWHERE VIA iCLOUD Books, reading progress, bookmarks, pronunciations, settings — all in sync across your devices. Start on your iPad, finish on your phone. HANDS-FREE WITH SIRI "Resume reading." "Play my book." "Speed up." Control everything without touching your phone. Perfect when your hands are busy. SAVE WHAT HITS Bookmark any line. Export bookmarks as formatted text. Track your listening time, reading streaks, and days with your stats dashboard. BUILT FOR EVERYONE Full VoiceOver, Voice Control, Dynamic Type, and Reduce Motion support. Dark themes included. No color-only indicators. PRICING • Free built-in iOS voices — forever. No account required. • 1 hour of premium AI voices free to try. • Unlimited AI voices: $2.99/month or $19.99/year. • No ads. Ever. Perfect for commutes, workouts, chores, or curling up with a book you haven't had time for. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://narratorr.app/privacy
What's new · 1.10.0
A stability release. This one is mostly about narration doing exactly what you told it to. Fixed a crash. Starting narration on certain paragraphs could take the whole app down. Some books — webnovels especially — contain text in unusual lettering, and the reader couldn't handle it. Huge thanks to the readers who sent us the exact page. Tap where you want, get what you tapped. Tapping "Read here" on one paragraph and then quickly on another could play the wrong one, skip it entirely, or jumble the order. Each tap now cleanly cancels the one before it. Chapter titles also stopped reading themselves out in the middle of a chapter. Keep Screen Awake. A new switch in reader settings stops the display dimming and locking while you read. It's off by default and only applies inside a reader. See where you left off. Continue Reading cards and library rows now show a progress bar, how far through you are, and when you last picked the book up. Faster and lighter. Chapters open noticeably quicker in large EPUBs, scrolling stays smooth while narration plays, and imported books no longer leave an unpacked copy of themselves behind — so Narratorr takes up far less space over time. More bugs squashed: • Sleep timer set to "End of chapter" didn't stop for web articles, and could end playback immediately when starting a later chapter. • Paragraphs with text in angle brackets — common in system-message style webnovels — silently stopped playback. • Playback could stall with no error during long sessions. It now waits a moment and picks up where it left off. • A few chapters were missing from some EPUBs, because filenames merely containing words like "cover" were treated as front matter. • Bookmarks showed dates like "29 days 16 hrs". They now read Today, Yesterday, or a plain date. • With auto-advance off, finishing a web chapter no longer closes the reader out from under you.
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