TTSReader for iPhone: A First Look at Our New Mobile App

Posted in News, Features on August 13, 2026 by Ronen ‐ 2 min read

The most interesting content in the world is written. Now, you can listen to all of it, clip, share, and more — with the brand-new TTSReader app for iPhone.

Send us an email to contact@ttsreader.com if you would like to be amongst the first to try it out.

Open the app and land on Discover — founding documents, famous speeches, classic books and stories, curated and ready to play.

The Discover tab with The Declaration of Independence as the featured item.

Your Library holds everything in one place — documents, ebooks, and rendered audio, with quick filters to find any of them.

The Library tab with add shortcuts and recent documents, books, and audio.

And the best part? It plays on CarPlay!!! And supports 100% OFFLINE playing!!

TTSReader on CarPlay

Adding something new takes one tap: a blank page, your clipboard, a web page, a file — or let AI teach you about any topic or recap today’s news.

The New Document sheet: blank page, clipboard, web page, file import, AI lesson, and news recap.

Pick from clear, pleasant, natural-sounding voices — favorite the ones you love, and preview any of them with a tap.

The Voices tab with favorite multilingual voices and previews.

The reader is built for long, comfortable sessions — here’s Moby Dick in the warm sepia theme, chapter by chapter.

Moby Dick chapter one in the sepia reading theme with the player below.

As it reads, the current sentence is highlighted so your eyes and ears stay in sync — even at night.

The Constitution playing in the black theme with the current sentence highlighted.

Default, Paper, Sepia, Night, or Black — the whole reading experience adapts to the theme you choose.

Two phones showing the night and sepia themes with the theme picker.

Text size, font, colors — tune the page until it reads exactly the way you like.

The Appearance sheet with text size, font choices, and reading themes.

Select any passage to copy, translate, speak — or turn it straight into an audio clip.

A selected passage with the Generate audio clip button and text actions.

Your clip is rendered in seconds with the voice of your choice — save it to Files or share it anywhere.

The Audio clip sheet with play preview, Save to Files, and Share.

Render whole documents to audio in the cloud — download them for offline listening, or add them to your personal podcast channel.

The Render audio sheet with voice, character count, podcast, and offline options.

Rendered audio is yours to keep: save the MP3 to your device folders or share it with anyone.

The rendered audio menu: save MP3 to device folders, share, remove download.

Built-in AI tools go further — summarize a document, translate it, or turn it into a two-host podcast.

The document menu with AI actions: Summarize, Translate, and Podcast.

Reading something interesting in your browser? TTSReader is one share away.

A Wikipedia article in the browser with the share menu open.

Share any page straight into TTSReader — it lands in your Library and starts reading aloud.

The iOS share sheet with TTSReader among the share targets.

Ebooks in your Files app? TTSReader picks them up too.

The Files app showing EPUB files with the TTSReader icon.

Open any EPUB with TTSReader and it becomes a narrated book, chapters and all.

Opening an EPUB from Files directly in TTSReader.

And for the perfectionists: a pronunciation dictionary lets you teach your voices exactly how to say any word.

The pronunciation dictionary with a custom rule and a test button.

That’s the new TTSReader for iPhone — the content you always meant to read, finally in your ears.

Send us an email to contact@ttsreader.com if you would like to be amongst the first to try it out.

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