About this listing
SpeakThat! Notification Reader is listed with version, update, developer, screenshots, permissions, source, and compatibility details from the available app metadata.
Before you install
- Android requirement is not listed in the current data.
- Package size is not listed in the current data.
- The source link points to a Google Play listing.
Listing evidence
SpeakThat! Notification Reader includes version 1.6.4, last update Jan 14, 2026, 8 screenshots, privacy policy link in the current metadata.
The current metadata notes that permission list is not available.
SpeakThat! Notification Reader app information and review notes
SpeakThat! Notification Reader by M.I.C.O.Y.C is listed in Productivity. This page organizes the available metadata into a practical review format, including version 1.6.4, Android requirement not listed, update date Jan 14, 2026, rating 4.3 out of 5, and install signal 1,000+.
Compare Android productivity apps by looking at task, note, file, calendar, sync, offline, and collaboration features alongside permission and account requirements. For SpeakThat! Notification Reader, use the details below as a checklist before you decide whether the app fits your device, privacy expectations, and use case.
Use case fit
SpeakThat! Notification Reader is summarized as: "The world's most comprehensive notification reader." Compare that promise with the screenshots, category, update notes, and related apps before installing.
Version and compatibility
The listing shows version 1.6.4, Android requirement not listed, package size not listed, and last update Jan 14, 2026. These details matter because older devices, large packages, and stale updates can change the install experience.
Privacy and permissions
SpeakThat! Notification Reader does not include a permission list in the current metadata, so review the source listing and Android install prompt carefully.
Review checklist
- Confirm the developer name and source listing before installing.
- Review version, Android requirement, package size, and update date.
- Compare requested permission access with the feature you actually need.
- Read recent change notes and ratings as signals, not as guarantees of safety.
App description
Why SpeakThat!?
- Open-Source (With the source code available on GitHub, you can verify SpeakThat’s privacy claims and contribute towards it)
- 100% Free (SpeakThat is free for everyone. And when I say free - I mean free. No subscriptions, no ads, no purchases of any kind)
- Entirely Local (All processing happens on your device. No external servers, no data harvesting, and no AI)
- Private Mode (Set individual notifications to Private Mode. This means their app name will be read out, but their notification content won’t)
- App Filtering (Decide exactly which apps get read out and which will always remain silent via the Whitelist/Blacklist)
- Word Filter (Blacklist certain words to prevent notifications containing them from being read out, or swap words entirely)
- Content Cap (Limit readouts to a word count, sentence count, or time limit. Great for obnoxiously long notifications like emails)
- URL Handling (Announce web links either in full, their domain name only, or replace all web links with your own custom text)
- Custom App Names (If an app name sounds unnatural in speech, swap it with a replacement for readouts... I will not mention any names!)
- Voice Options (Full control over pitch, speed, TTS language and audio stream for maximum flexibility)
- Shake to Stop (Cancel a readout by shaking your device. The sensitivity can be adjusted to suit your needs)
- Wave to Stop (Cover your device’s proximity sensor to cancel ongoing readouts. This is perfect for desk environments)
- Delay Before Readout (Give your notification tone some breathing room by adding a small delay before SpeakThat begins talking)
- Notifications (Optionally display a persistent notification indicating when SpeakThat is active or just when it’s speaking)
- Smart Logic (Conditional Rules allow you even finer control, such as specific behaviour when Bluetooth is connected)
- Automation Apps (SpeakThat works with automation apps like Tasker or MacroDroid, and provides shortcuts for easy setup)
- Save/Load Settings (Tweaked SpeakThat perfectly but now you’re switching phones? Save your settings and load them on your new device)
- Speech Formatting (Customise how the readouts are structured. Write your own sentence with placeholders for the app name and content)
- TTS Engines (Use external text-to-speech engines if Android’s default one isn’t doing it for you. This gives you control over the voice used)
- Language Support (Crowd-sourced translations are constantly being added. Feel free to help translate SpeakThat into your language)
- Diagnostics (With so much customisation, things can sometimes break. That’s why SpeakThat features built-in diagnostics tools)
- Support (Need help? Don’t we all. An unpaid guy in his bedroom is responsive to emails and willing to help you. Hint: It’s me...)
- Modern Design (Using the Material design system, SpeakThat has an intuitive design for its user interface. Customising is easy)
SpeakThat does not send your data anywhere unless you submit a bug report (and even then it's optional!) The app operates *entirely* on your device - no cloud processing, no data collection, no external servers. What happens on your phone, stays on your phone.
Accessibility Service
SpeakThat can be granted the Accessibility service for increased reliability and some extra features enabling more ways to interact with ongoing readouts. This is entirely opt-in and not required for the app to function. It is a convenience feature for those who need it.
Perfect for accessibility, drivers & commuters, athletes & fitness enthusiasts busy professionals, parents and caregivers, and anyone who wants a smarter relationship with their phone.
Requirements (Latest version)
• Requires Android 5.0 or higher
