Download and install the app from your device's app store, then launch it. Follow the onboarding instructions to set up your preferred language and import your first document or webpage.

Yes, use the share button in browsers or apps like Twitter to import links or documents directly into Speech Central via the sharing menu.

The app supports full webpage reading, headlines, RSS feeds, and synchronization with Pocket. Open articles from headlines or share links directly into the app for playback.

It supports formats like PDF (including scanned), DOCX, PPTX, EPUB, DAISY, FB2, and more, allowing flexible document import and audio playback.

Yes, the app includes built-in knowledge and text annotation tools, and you can export annotated texts as .docx files via the export feature in settings.

Absolutely, you can export texts as MP3 audio files and listen offline, which is ideal for commuting, exercising, or multitasking.

The app typically offers a free version with essential features; premium features are unlocked via in-app purchases or subscriptions through Settings > Account > Subscription.

Some advanced features, like exporting MP3 or unlocking certain formats, may require a one-time purchase or subscription. Check the in-app store for details.

Ensure your device supports text-to-speech for the language, and update the app to the latest version. Restart the app or device if needed to fix issues.

Yes, it is tested for accessibility and supports features for legally blind users. Enable accessibility options in your device settings for optimal use.