Feedback welcomed for NewsPlaya - an RSS and Twitter App

Hi, congrat for the App, I think that its a great idea.

Did you think to allow add feed manually? I can't add any spanish feed.

And Did you think to translate the App to allow use voices in other languages?

Thanks.

I like this app over othert apps, a lot. I previously used Umano but I like this better I would like to see gestures for controlling the speed of the speech, and skipping to the next article. I would also like to see the name of the article on the screen, and to be able to share the article from the article screen like via mail or Twitter. Thank you so much for this app I also had trouble buying the pro version. When I clicked it did nothing.

Alex,

My favorite RSS news app is Newsify. I cannot find a way to read articles continuously with VoiceOver however. I really like how your app does this. I can now read long articles easily. I wish I could choose one of the voices though. When I used the app, I invariably choose articles with Irish English. I am a sixth generation American with English and German ancestry. Somehow, the Irish speech is hard to listen to for me. I realize conflict between the Irish and the English goes back a long time. The trouble for me though is not political but linguistic. I understand the reason for offering something different from the default VoiceOver voice, but I would appreciate more user control.

What I really like about Newsify is the ability to flick between the headlines of articles and double tapping on the article I want. I use Newsify with Feedler. It works well. As I spend more time, I may have more feedback.

Hello,
I appreciate your effort of making this app accessible for visually impaired, but I noticed that, unfortunately, the only sites which can be fluently read are the english speaking ones... you do not use internal iOS speech, as far as I can understand, so, my native italian feeds are pronounced not in proper way and it results as a waste of time rather then a good solution to read, that's why I said this, and I found it's a pity, as soon apple watch will come to me and it was very nice the idea of having your feeds read on your wrist.
I also found a possible bug in it; for example, when you go to "manage feeds", "search by address" and type the direct feed address with all its http and so, there is: first the label "add by address" and then another label "double tap to add this address" and that is the button.
This seems not so usable, the "double tap" stuff must be a hint, not a second button! Otherwise you have double elements on the interface.
the button should say "add address", or whatever the label is, and then the UIAccessibilityHint -or whatever interface element is called in the code- should say "double tap to add address"
Then, I have a note to drop you regarding the 3 fingers scroll up and down; currently it's used to increase/decrease speech rate.
But, vertical scroll with 3 finger, is a voiceover command implemented to scroll page by page a long list of items.
So, for example, on the list of feeds category in "add feed" option, I have no possibility to scroll up and down and must Flick right and left one by one.
I'd suggest you to study the rotor management on accessibility iOS programming guide, to introduce some rotor elements or actions which allow to manage speech parameters, not to affect normal VoiceOver behaviour.
Other thing, what about opening OPML files, and direct sync with Feedly itself?
bye for now

I especially like the speech rate and the share button. I also like the swipe to next article The three finger swipe for speech rate does conflict with scroll gestures. Could that be changed to a different gesture? Or could you put a table like in contacts for us to scroll by letter? I use this app every morning while I drink coffee.