Speakipedia

Daniele De Sanctis

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About this app

Speakipedia makes exploring Wikipedia faster, easier, and more convenient. Search for articles using your voice, open Wikipedia pages directly inside the app, and listen as your Android device reads them aloud.

Whether you are commuting, walking, studying, cooking, or simply giving your eyes a break, Speakipedia helps you access knowledge without needing to scroll through long articles.

Key Features

★ Voice Search
Tap the microphone and ask for the topic you want to explore.


★ Text-to-Speech Reading
Listen to article content using your device’s built-in text-to-speech voice.


★ In-App Wikipedia Articles
Open and browse Wikipedia pages directly inside Speakipedia.


★ Table of Contents
Switch between sections quickly using the integrated section selector.


★ Media Controls
Use the media toolbar to move backward and forward through article sections.


★ Multiple Languages
Access Wikipedia content in supported languages from around the world.


Learn on the go
Turn long Wikipedia articles into easy listening. Put on your headphones and explore the world’s knowledge wherever you are.


Disclaimer
Speakipedia uses the Wikipedia API. Wikipedia™ is a registered trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation, Inc. and is used with permission of the Wikimedia Foundation. Speakipedia is not endorsed by or affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation.

Ratings and reviews

My goal is to replace podcasts with Wikipedia. I can't queue up tabs, so I can't make a playlist so to speak. I have to speak to the app with no option to type. I can't pause what's being spoken or tap where I'd like it to start from. It also doesn't integrate into my Wikipedia app to where it can bring my tabs over. This is too barebones to work for me. But it literally does what it says albeit with ZERO features.

Complete waste of time: it only sort of works with voice input, & in English only,& thus gets the names of Italian cities wrong. Doesn't allow me to ask things in writing, nor to paste a Wikipedia url, nor any URL, for that matter. Today, I asked it,by voice input, "steel in Japan",&, at first it started talking, or reading, but I stopped it with the intention of changing its artificial voice's pace, but since I couldn't find how to do that, I restarted it, that "wheel" goes on spinning 4 ever!

Wow! I requested "bicycle" off the tip of my head just to give it a try and the results were amazing. I recomend this app to students and researchers that want to build a knowledge base on anything. The experience was like skimming through pages with the help of a focused reader that kept me on track.

What’s new

Bug Fixes
*New UI*