So much potential, not there quite yet – Neural Reader Most Natural TTS Review

I have a reading impairment and have been looking for better ways to read books, articles, PDFs, etc. for ages. Unfortunately, one of the biggest issues I have with all the TTS software I’ve come across, even the pricey ones, is the voice options. I can’t stand the robotic-sounding voices, and often they are inaccurate as well. I stumbled across this app and when I gave it a try I was blown away by the quality of the voice. It is by far the most natural sounding voice I’ve heard and I was so excited. Unfortunately, in its current state the app doesn’t meet my needs as the character limit is so low, even for a paid subscription. This is such a shame to me as, for what I do, I need to read quite a lot of lengthy books. For very short snippets, this is a wonderful app. If this app ever upgrades its capabilities to supporting book-length files, and especially if it were ever able to support EPUBs in addition to PDFs, I would frankly be willing to spend a pretty penny on it. Aside from length constraints, I do also wish there was a way to see the text while the voice is reading at the same time. I do, however, really appreciate the ability to export the audio. I really hope the developers continue working on and expanding this app for the sake of those of us with various impairments and disabilities, because this could easily become the best TTS software IMO. I’ll be keeping my eye out on this one.
Review by moviepass is garbage on Neural Reader Most Natural TTS.