Updated audio unit in an attempt to fix pop sounds in speech output.

We've fixed an issue where some of our richer, more detailed voices could sound choppy — with short gaps or stutters interrupting the speech. This happened because those voices take more processing power to generate, and playback could momentarily get ahead of the audio being produced, leaving small silent gaps. Playback now waits for the next piece of audio to be ready instead of inserting silence, so speech plays back smoothly and without interruption — even on the most resource-intensive voices.

Improved on the crackling issue brought on by higher quality voices.

Fixed an issue in the TTS extension which would block requests when using VoiceOver.

We've updated the app's TTS extension so users should no longer experience any speed related issues. Also, improved accessibility labels have been added to improve user experience for those using screen readers.

Added support for Seren-CY and Owain-CY Screen-Reader versions

Updated support for custom voice installation. Fixed TTS system to better accommodate changes in iOS 26.

Updated CereVoiceMe functionality has been implemented. This allows for users to easily install custom voice clones, created through CereVoiceMe, to be added to the CerePlay app.

Updated to support iOS 18

Updated the versions names so they're more intuitive. Users without TTS knowledge wouldn't know the difference between voices, but now they can understand by reading their titles. Also, the TTS service within has been updated to accommodate changes Apple made to the TTS API.

Fixed issue with Welsh CereVoice not being useable once installed.

With the launch of CereProc's Version 7 voices, our app has been revamped to integrate the new voice engine, delivering faster and higher-quality voices directly to your device. We've completely redesigned the user interface with a modern block-style layout, ensuring an engaging and visually appealing experience. This not only enhances usability but also improves accessibility for screen-reader users, providing seamless interaction. In addition, we've enhanced the in-app help section with more comprehensive information and selectable categories, making navigation and usage of CerePlay a breeze for all users.

With the launch of CereProc's Version 7 voices, our app has been revamped to integrate the new voice engine, delivering faster and higher-quality voices directly to your device. We've completely redesigned the user interface with a modern block-style layout, ensuring an engaging and visually appealing experience. This not only enhances usability but also improves accessibility for screen-reader users, providing seamless interaction. In addition, we've enhanced the in-app help section with more comprehensive information and selectable categories, making navigation and usage of CerePlay a breeze for all users.

This CerePlay update includes support for cross-platform usage, with interface changes for the Voice, Help, & Settings pages. The app has now been updated to be accessible on the MacOS App Store, for Macs capable of running iOS applications. This allows for the current version of the iOS CerePlay app to be deployed on MacOS. This version of the app comes with an updated product set to align more closely with the price available on the CereProc website store. Following useful user support, and comments from our community, we've updated the interface for the: Voice Information Pop-up, Help Page, and Settings Page. These now have a minimalistic and user-friendly interface, and have updated Screen-Reader compatibility. Also, the ability to switch between voice versions has been made simpler, allowing users to easily swap voice version to suit their requirements. We've also fixed an issue with the previous release, which prevented users from installing voices. This issue arose due to an issue with the release build of the app.

This CerePlay update includes support for cross-platform usage, with interface changes for the Voice, Help, & Settings pages. The app has now been updated to be accessible on the MacOS App Store, for Macs capable of running iOS applications. This allows for the current version of the iOS CerePlay app to be deployed on MacOS. This version of the app comes with an updated product set to align more closely with the price available on the CereProc website store. Following useful user support, and comments from our community, we've updated the interface for the: Voice Information Pop-up, Help Page, and Settings Page. These now have a minimalistic and user-friendly interface, and have updated Screen-Reader compatibility. Also, the ability to switch between voice versions has been made simpler, allowing users to easily swap voice version to suit their requirements.

Improved CereVoiceMe use throughout the app. Updated voice versions (Sample Rates) system across the app.

Fixed various issues. Improvements made to user interface. Voice option selection improved. Updated demo credits.

Added ability to select alternative, faster, voices. This can be changed by selecting "CereWave 16k" from the Settings page. This will then allow you to install and use voices of that faster version.

Fixed issue with an issue some users experienced during the installation of voices.

Issue with Welsh voices not showing has been fixed.

- Updated purchasing pipeline which ensure users are able to obtain products they've purchased. - Reintroduced the store voices to the app, so all CereVoices can now be accessed via the app.

Fixed issue with installation page not displaying. All voices, besides free ones, have been temporarily disabled. They will be added back soon, in a future update.