FNR Notifications Reader

Mario Pelissetto

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About this app

This app has long been designated as an EXCELLENCE of its kind, earning a specific 5 STARS AWARD:
http://fnr-notifications-reader.updatestar.com/

NOTICE
this app is a "top-level app", TOTALLY FREE, specifically designed for persons with a good android experience, willing to possess the most complete app of this kind and to sacrifice part of his time to learn how to use it, consultino a rich and exhaustive set of documentation, including 10.000 text help lines, translated in 7 languages, and 40 help youtube videos in english and italian. If you are not this kind of person, I suggest you to avoid this app, for your and my mental sanity! I create app for passions in my free time, they are well-done, useful (particularly appreciated by visual impaired people), has many useful options and, what is important for all, are FREE. We all benefit from the existence of well-made free apps, so if you have problems, be useful to the free community, write me describing your problems: [e-mail]

PRESENTATION OF THE APP

FREE NOTIFICATION READER (FNR) is an app that reads out by voice notifications from various apps (such as WhatsApp, Telegram, Handcent SMS, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Calendar, etc.), and, possibly, caller's name.

Read notifications from the selected apps
- user can choose which apps wants FNR to read notifications
- user can set FNR to read any field of the incoming notification, even changing its content
- user can adjust the number of characters in the notification to be read.
- user, while FNR is reading a notification, can clear it by shaking the phone, or by pressing the headset button, etc.
- user can remove or change notifications by using app’s advanced filters and dictionary
- when a notification occurs, you can have FNR delay a few seconds before reading it
- and much other!

Read time
user can have the time/daytime read every time interval he selected.

Read battery status
user can have FNR read the current battery status starting from the selected thresholds.

When to read notifications
- user can configure FNR to read the notification only when a Bluetooth earphone/headset/car-stereo or wired earphones is connected
- user can configure FNR to read the notification only when is detected on movement, or when the phone is in charge, or when the screen is off, etc.
- user can prevent FNR from reading notifications at certain times
- and much other!

Volume
- User can either follow the volume setting of his system or use the volume of FNR itself on the audio channel he desire.

Reply by Voice
- this EXCLUSIVE feature allows the user to reply by voice to the incoming messages, this is really useful and proficient!

SUMMARY

Finally, you can check notifications from various apps and incoming calls, while driving or exercising without looking at your phone.

If you are wearing Bluetooth earphones while riding a bike long distances, you can check notifications on your phone by concentrating on riding.

FNR also provides plentiful options for your usage environment. By using the rich options, you can freely configure when and how to read notifications that are right for you. You can decide whether to read notifications based on the connection status of various peripherals (such as earphones, bluetooth headsets, geo position, etc.). If you are connected to multiple Bluetooth devices, you can select the ones them that will enable your FNR.
Furthermore an EXCLUSIVE feature, you can reply by voice to the incoming messages, this is really “astonishing”, useful and proficient!

NOTE: ANDROID AUTO and SMARTWATCHES are not supported, due to their customizations and the many problems caused!

Ratings and reviews

This is an incredible and interesting app that's full of potential. You can tell that the people who created this app put a lot of work into. Sure, it has bugs, but it is great nonetheless. Two recommendations: 1. Change the alarm right away (especially if wearing headphones). It's too loud. 2. Change the voice and language to Female Philippino. It's great when it tries to pronounce Engrish words.

The very best notification reader I have ever used (and I have tried quite a few over the years). Extremely configurable.. I haven't been able to get it to read notifications for the CNN news app yet, and I've tried every setting I can think of. Nevertheless, it's still a five-star app IMO. I would gladly purchase this app if that was the only way to get it.

Granular control, still over my head. I use it every day, there is nothing that compares. I appreciate the videos but find the language translation sometimes difficult and not easily searchable. There still are a lot of macro notification settings that I just don't know how to optimize or if they are causing my notifications from certain apps to behave oddly. It isn't the app, it's clearly me after several years of use. Currently running on a Pixel 7 using Android 13 with all updates current.

What's new

The new "Parrot" (Free Notification Reader V.9) was born, it is 100% compatible, better performing, faster, more well organized, has surprising new features, and is aesthetically perfect and native to the new ANDROID 13+ standards!