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Version 6.3.4 · 2026-10-23
Fixed an AI voice issue that could cause incorrect playback or unexpected audio glitches. Your voice and narration should now work smoothly and reliably across all supported features.
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The store currently lists version 6.3.4, updated 2026-10-23.








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Speak4Me is a text to speech app that does two things: it reads aloud anything you want to listen to, and it speaks out loud anything you type. Listen to PDFs, documents, books, web articles and photos of printed pages – or type a message and let Speak4Me say it for you, in 120+ natural AI voices.
LISTEN: READ ALOUD ANYTHING
• PDF to audio – Import any PDF from Files or iCloud Drive and listen to it like an audiobook. Headers and footers are skipped automatically, so you only hear the content.
• Documents and books – Turn long documents, book chapters, study notes and reports into audio.…
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Fixed an AI voice issue that could cause incorrect playback or unexpected audio glitches. Your voice and narration should now work smoothly and reliably across all supported features.
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