Library gets you into books and saved documents, Add Content brings new material in, and Settings handles appearance plus offline translation packs.
Browse saved local documents and download public-domain books from the in-app catalog, then jump directly into the reader.
Use the Add route to scan a page with OCR, import documents (PDF, EPUB, DOCX, TXT, Markdown, HTML, and RTF), or dictate a note and save it as a reader document.
Switch between dark and light modes, review installed offline translation packs, and access product and policy links from one place.
The current reader combines text display, playback, translation, export, and reading-size control in one screen so you do not lose context.
Use the compact playback dock for play, pause, stop, skip, voice selection, speed control, and sleep timer without leaving the page.
The reader now centers larger default text sizes and a calmer layout so long-form reading feels less cramped.
Active spoken text is highlighted inside the paragraph so you can follow playback visually instead of hunting for your place.
Translate inside the reader, switch between original and translated text, and manage local translation models from settings.
Export original or translated document content to formats such as JSON, TXT, Markdown, and PDF from the reader controls.
LexaVox stores your last active document and reading position so local reading sessions are easier to resume.
The current app supports three reliable input paths and a broad import format baseline:
LexaVox keeps core reading features useful without forcing a network connection. Local library access, reading, system-voice playback, and offline translation packs remain central to the product.