Add read aloud / text-to-speech to the mobile app

Logos Mobile App is really needing add this option

YES!!! I want the Logos Mobile app to be able to read any scripture or book in the Logos Library so I can listen to it while I am driving, sitting in my office or relaxing on the back porch. The mobile app REALLY needs this ability. This provides access to books for the blind, those with other sight disabilities as well as those who may simply want to relax and listen to Christian literature.

I agree the you version Bible app updated to have this capability. I have learning disabilities this would help with

I would like to suggest the same thing, i drive a lot and having it read things would be great.

See also https://feedback.faithlife.com/boards/logos-mobile-app/posts/read-aloud-on-iphone-ipad

Excelente, o por lo menos poner una opción de audiolibro como en el de logos pc, de ahi nosotros utilizar nuestras voces premium en android

This would be a fantastic update and would be a significant step-up for the mobile app. I realize there are additional complexities given that so many of the logos resources are multilingual. None of the available built-in text to speech options on mobile apps really know what to do with accents in ancient Greek (they mostly just skip or mispronounce, making the TTS essentially unusable for many of the resources) and I'm hoping that this would end up finally being the one TTS that overcomes this issue.

Not sure how much this is being monitored, but since this project appears to be moving forward (though I wish we had a rough timeline on it), I should probably add to my above comment for anyone who is involved in designing the TTS updates on mobile, especially if they plan on taking into account the multilingual resources offered through Logos. As mentioned, there is no text to speech, on any platform, that seems to know what to do with accents in ancient Greek, leading to garbled and spotty pronunciation (though Hebrew tends to be handled well), and most language detection is extremely glitchy. Speak screen on IOS, for example, tends to switch to a Greek voice as soon as it detects Greek letters, and then not only ignores or mispronounces most of the letters that have accents on them (would be far better if they just ignored all accents), but also often fails to switch back to an English voice once the English lettering starts again, particularly if there are numbers after the Greek letters. It's clear that the kind of resource offered by Logos is simply not envisioned by IOS designers. If Logos takes such details into account in their design, it will be completely sui generis, offering scholars something that is unmatched anywhere; the ability to study and research in depth in a whole new and much more efficient way. Hope that's helpful;-)

This would be a tremendous help to me. I use it on the desktop all the time.