iWordQ US

The app no longer works on either of my iPad Pros. Everything seems fine, but it no longer shows the word choices for text prediction. The slots are empty, but if you click on them, it reads the invisible word. Both of these iPads have been upgraded to IOS 13.

Read the info and have an iPad 3 and 4...saw nothing to make speech recognition work. Otherwise this is a great app!

I bought this App because it was the most expensive, so I assumed it would have more of what I needed, but I was wrong. It has many options that I don't need, but it was my fault for not checking. Go to App support and watch the videos on who this App is for. READ/WRITER On first assessment, this App seems to be designed for lazy not-so-smart college students wanting to write a paper, but who requires remedial help; however, this App would benefit certain students with ADD/ADHD and/or types of autism, or people making a "talking" presentation. There are cheaper Apps that does what I need. I need a reliable text to speech App that's basically an MS Word that speaks. For me, "Speakit!" and "Voice Dream" are better values. OPTION I LIKE that "Speakit!" and "Voice Dream" don't have is the ability to modify the pronunciation of specific words that are misread or mispronounced. This App has many options that "Speakit!" and "Voice Dream" don't have, but it's not for me. I'm keeping because I paid for it and I my need the speech pronunciation option if I should write speaking files in a different language. Who ever designed this App worked hard, and the quality shows through. I may end up eating my words. SPEECH/WRITER I don't need, so I did not use, so if you like speech to text, please don't rely on this review. The "reader voice" sounds like Steven Hawkings hyped up on caffeine. I like Mr. Hawkings and caffeine, but not together reading to me.