The reader
Set like a printed book, in the book's own type or a classic face. Highlights and notes stay with the text and export whenever you like.
Public beta · iPhone
A first-class ebook reader and a first-class audiobook, in one. Read a chapter, listen to the next, and pick up at the very sentence you left.
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.
However little known the feelings or views of such a man may be on his first entering a neighbourhood, this truth is so well fixed in the minds of the surrounding families, that he is considered the rightful property of some one or other of their daughters.
The beta
Morrow is in a public test on Apple's TestFlight. Sign up and your invite arrives in minutes. It works, with some rough edges; tell us what you find.
A look inside
How it works
Set like a printed book, in the book's own type or a classic face. Highlights and notes stay with the text and export whenever you like.
A voice that reads like a narrator: footnote markers skipped, numbers said properly. Up to 3×, and a sleep timer.
Switch at any sentence, or double-tap a line to hear it.
Where it fits
Three pages over coffee, the rest of the chapter on the drive in.
A walk, the phone in your pocket. The book comes with you.
Back in your chair, the page opens where the voice left off.
Listen in the dark. The voice stops with the chapter, and the page is waiting in the morning.
Questions
Any EPUB without DRM. A few good places to start:
Add them from the Files app, or tap "Open in Morrow" from Safari, Mail or AirDrop.
Not books with DRM; those stores lock them to their own apps.
No. Morrow reads aloud on a plane, underground, anywhere.
They stay on your iPhone. The beta sends only anonymous usage counts, never anything from your books, and you can turn that off.
Take a screenshot in the app and TestFlight will send it with a note, or email [email protected].