Orient Reader: Read Aloud
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- October 23, 2026
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- 2.0
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- October 2026
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- Free
- App size
- 36.5 MB
- Content rating
- Everyone
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About Orient Reader: Read Aloud
Orient Reader: Read Aloud is a books app developed by Damian Sowa.
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Is Orient Reader: Read Aloud free?
Orient Reader: Read Aloud is free. The app size is 36.47 MB. The latest version available is 2.0. The last update was on October 23, 2026.
What are the requirements for Orient Reader: Read Aloud?
The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on the App Store since October 2026.
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Is Orient Reader: Read Aloud free?
Yes. Orient Reader: Read Aloud is free on the App Store.
Is Orient Reader: Read Aloud still available?
Yes. Orient Reader: Read Aloud is on the App Store, and the last update we saw was on October 23, 2026.
How large is Orient Reader: Read Aloud?
Orient Reader: Read Aloud is 36.47 MB.
Is Orient Reader: Read Aloud suitable for children?
App Store rates the content of Orient Reader: Read Aloud as suitable for everyone.
Who made Orient Reader: Read Aloud?
Orient Reader: Read Aloud was developed by Damian Sowa. It is listed in the books category on the App Store.
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Read aloud any book you own. Orient Reader turns your EPUB, PDF and ebooks into an audiobook with natural text to speech, and lights each word as it is spoken.
It is made for people who love to listen, and for the books that never got an audiobook: the classic nobody narrated, the novel in your second language, the PDF a friend sent you.
BEAUTIFUL TO FOLLOW
• Each word lights up in time with the voice, so you never lose your place
• Follow along on the page, or put the phone away and just listen
• Four reading themes: Paper, Sepia, Dark and Midnight, or follow your phone
YOUR BOOKS, YOUR VOICE
• Reads EPUB, MOBI, PDF, plain text and Markdown, or anything you paste in
• Natural AI voices in dozens of languages; hear a sample before you choose
• Downloadable voices read offline, with no internet at all
• The text to speech (TTS) voices already on your phone work too
• No account, no sign-up. Your library lives on your phone
MADE FOR LONG LISTENING
• Plays with the screen off, with controls on the lock screen
• Sleep timer by the minute, or at the end of the chapter
• Speed from 0.5× to 2.5×
• Opens where you stopped, with chapters and bookmarks
• Car mode: four controls, each big enough for a glance
• Audio it has already made is kept, so hearing a chapter again needs no connection
HOW PEOPLE USE IT
• Listen to an EPUB or PDF book on a walk, in the car or in bed
• Hear a book read aloud in the language you are learning, and follow every word
• Give tired eyes a rest, or let text to speech make reading easier with dyslexia
• Turn a long PDF from work or school into something you can listen to
Books in many languages, each read aloud in its own language. The app itself speaks English, Polish, German, Spanish and Korean, and follows your phone's language.
A quiet app: no ads, no streaks, no noise. Open a book, press play, and hear it read aloud.