
potatoezrlife
- Flag inappropriate
- Show review history
Pretty decent with a few issues. The English voices don't feel as high quality as the rest. The voices in other languages can be used to read English text pretty well, but because there is no option to have them read numbers in English, they can't be used in place of the English voices. The biggest problem and reason I don't use this as my main talkback speech engine is the fact that all of the voices seem to have issues reading some of the letters on the keyboard, namely q g m and n.
7 people found this review helpful
RHVoice.com
September 20, 2024
Yes, the English voices are old. We are hoping makes a better one soon. People have been concentrating on building voices for under-served languages. Ir you use another language to speak keyboard letters on an English phone, you may hear the voice's language version of those letters.

Mosad
Solid app - Free (though if you use this at least somewhat often I would consider donating/sponsoring), open source, privacy friendly. If you care at all about getting away from relying on Google & their invasive practices, and want to support a good cause, give this a try. I use it with Organic Maps for navigation and it works perfectly!
2 people found this review helpful

Robyn Hovey
Yay for alternatives, and thank you for your efforts. It's just not usable as is, though. The voices are worse than Google's. Google had awesome, realistic voices, then took them away because it freaked people out. I'd give anything for an engine that actually talked like a person, not a robot.
2 people found this review helpful
RHVoice.com
January 2, 2025
Our voices are intended for the blind who use screen-reader software. Our voices are quicker to start speaking than Google's This is important. Also, many Google voices you hear which are natural - they do not work on the phone, only in the cloud servers. They are very expensive to produce and they are not good for local operation on the phone.