I really love the idea for this app—especially because I use Highland on my Mac and love being able to see my files on my iPad. The interface is clean, and the library of scripts is a huge bonusBut, when I try to open the reader settings on my iPad, a small popover appears, and I can’t interact with it to change the size or font because it’s so small. I dabble in developing and know this could be easily fixed by switching this from a popover to a sheet. I hope the developers see this and make this incredibly easy fix that would make this a five-star app!

I love the original Weekend Read. I have been using it since it first came out ... nine? years ago. I use it on my iPad and my iPhone. I recommended all my friends who want to read scripts. It's unfortunate that they want $15 a year to use this one. Even $15 seems a bit high, considering what you get. Give me a break. Most unfortunately, you can't read scripts full screen! The top bar and bottom bar do not disappear, ever. I'll use iOS' built in file reader. Sorry, dudes. You're not getting my $15 -- and I'm not using the free version -- if I can't read full screen.Also, the text to speech is garbage. It uses the crummy built-in Siri voices. Let's try using some AI powered speech, since it's simple to implement. Fix these things, and I'll consider it.

Back in the original version of this app I discovered that many of my scripts lost text that was in the first few or last few lines of each page. I reported this and they said they were working on a new version of the app so I'd have to wait for that. Now that new version is here - at a subscription price - and... The bug is still there! I've reported it again but no reply. I guess I won't be renewing my subscription. To bad cause it's a great way to read a script when it works. Another interesting way - the voice reader - hasn't worked for me even once. Same results on both my iphone and ipad. Yes I reported it but no solution has been forthcoming.

Can we get the ability to use the voice aloud reader without the need to have the screen active? That’s a pretty standard feature for text to speech apps and would make this a killer function. It’s already great as is, but having to change my device settings to turn off display auto-lock every time I need to listen to a script is an obstacle. Thanks for considering.