ReaderView
iOS Universel / Productivité
Web pages are full of clutter, distractions, and formats that are hard to save, read, and search later.
ReaderView turns messy content into a clean, distraction-free reading experience so you can focus on what matters. Save articles, documents, social posts, and even YouTube videos in a readable format for later.
ReaderView works with:
- Web articles and blog posts
- Word documents and text files
- PDF documents including images, tables and mathematical formulas
- YouTube videos, with transcript view while still letting you play the video
- Long-form social media posts, including Twitter/X articles
Features:
- One tap to open a clean Reader View for most web pages, YouTube, PDFs and X articles
- high quality AI voices to read out loud your articles on the go (works offline)
- Save content for offline reading, including images
- Highlight passages and add notes
- Search across all your saved articles with full-text search
- Find text inside each saved article
- Organize your reading with folders
- Share highlights and export as HTML, text, or PDF
- Sync across your devices with iCloud
- Support for Spotlight search
- Dark Mode and Auto-Scroll for comfortable reading
- Supports Asian languages and right-to-left languages such as Arabic and Hebrew
Works from Safari, Apple News, Twitter/X, Feedly, Word files, YouTube, and more.
Have feedback or ideas? Contact laurent@appblit.com.
If ReaderView helps you, an App Store review would mean a lot.
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
ReaderView changes in 8.8.35:
- Article images now use the same margins as the main article instead of being widened with negative margins.
- ReaderView image loading is more reliable offline and for srcset image URLs.
- AI voice playing keeps the iOS display awake while reading so playback can continue.
- TTS no longer reads long visible URLs aloud; it speaks concise hostnames like "github dot com".
- PDF handling is more reliable when preprocessing detects a PDF.
