Speak Who is Calling - Caller ID & Block

This innovative app announces the caller's identity when your phone rings, and can also verbalize incoming text messages as well as notifications from a variety of apps such as email clients, messaging apps, news sources, clock, and calendar. No longer will you need to glance at your phone screen to identify who is trying to reach you - simply listen to the spoken alerts. Moreover, you have the option to create personalized vocal ringtones by inputting phrases to be spoken before and after mentioning the caller or message sender.

Customize the app to speak only when using headphones or during specific time intervals, and adjust the voice speed and tone according to your preferences. The best part? It functions seamlessly without requiring an internet connection. Compatible with the Google Text-to-Speech engine, the app offers access to diverse, natural-sounding male and female voices in over 40 languages.

Speak Who is Calling introduction

Speak Who is an accessibility app designed to help you access the information that appears on your Android screen, such as calls or notifications, without having to read it. This is ideal if you're busy or have limited vision.

The most important feature offered by Speak Who is that the app reads out who is calling you, so you can decide whether to answer the call or not. It also reads SMS, emails, messages from messaging apps, and basically any other notification that arrives on your device.

In addition to reading what's displayed on the screen, Speak Who allows you to compose your own ringtones by adding text to be read before and after the sender.

Speak Who uses Google's TTS (Text-to-Speech) engine, so the voice you hear when using the app is the same as other apps such as Google Translate. Thanks to the use of this engine, the app has voices in more than 40 languages, both male and female. You can customize the speed at which it speaks, as well as its tone of voice. After downloading the voices, you can access them even when you're offline.

If you want to reduce the number of times you have to look at your smartphone or pick it up, downloading the Speak Who APK is a great option.

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Speak Who is Calling - read notifications aloud is a useful tool that will help you identify who is trying to reach you without showing your phone screen. It's a handy application that allows you to hear the caller's name and message sender when your phone rings. The best part of the application is that it can read incoming messages and notifications from your favorite messenger, email client, and news, clock, or calendar app.

You can add text to be read before and after the caller name or message sender name. It's also possible to configure the application to speak only when headphones are connected or at selected times of day. It's also possible to set the voice speed and the speech tone.

Comments on Speak Who is Calling for Android

★★★★★ This is a big help to know who's calling.to answer or not. It's saving a lot of time not to answer.

★★★★★ I wear Bluetooth enabled hearing aids and can answer my phone using them. However, I don't always have my phone screen available to see who is texting or calling. I don't generally answer calls from anyone who is not on my contacts list. Speak Who's Calling allows me to know who is calling before I answer.

★★★★★ I have the free version. Soon I'm going to get and pay for the upgrade. Look forward to it.great app

★★☆☆☆ It's okay every time I turn around and start working I do what I want to do I hope you all fixed it it's a good app, but you need to fix, so it will start working and work properly

★★☆☆☆ This app doesn't come with updates because I'm still using this app, but I decided 2 uninstall it because you never hear from developers that's 😔 for people like you are still using this unworthy app

★★☆☆☆ Stops working for an unknown reason despite all required permissions are granted. I've paid for premium but now regret it because apparently the app is outdated and not supported anymore