Document and ebook reader. It’s available on Play Store, F-Droid, and Github via Obtainium. Different versions have different features with some versions more private than others.
So far, I like it. It’s striking that balance I crave of being pretty, simple, and functional, which I hadn’t yet found from FOSS and privacy oriented offerings. They have a no network version, but even the F-Droid version works fine after I cut network access on GrapheneOS.
The github says the first commit was only a few months ago in February 2026.
What are this community’s thoughts?
(I am not the developer. I only randomly discovered this on F-Droid).
Also using it since a while. The features are very good (highlighting of the spoken text, skipping back and forth) but the main bottleneck are FOSS TTS models. Running it with SherpaTTS which uses Piper Models and they are just.. Okay I would say. What are you all using?
Kinda crazy that you see the models on SherpaTTS as “just…Okay.”
Compared to anything local and FOSS just 3 years ago, they’re amazing. It used to just basically be things like RHVoice with 90s style computer voices.