About
About PageEcho
PageEcho is made by Harim Kang (강하림), an independent developer in Korea. The app, this site, and every guide and blog post on it come from the same person.
- Made by
- Harim Kang (강하림), independent developer
- Based in
- Korea
- First release
- December 2025, App Store
- Platforms
- iPhone, iPad and iPhone Duo, iOS 26 or later
What PageEcho is
PageEcho is a private reader for iPhone, iPad and iPhone Duo that reads any text aloud with natural on-device voices. It collects books, PDFs, papers, web articles and notes in one library, and its translation and AI features run on the device. There are no accounts, no PageEcho servers and no analytics.
The first version was released on the App Store in December 2025. On the App Store the app is published under the developer name Harim Kang.
Why it exists
Listening to your own reading usually means sending the text to a cloud service. PageEcho was built so that a book, a paper or an article can be read aloud, translated and summarized without leaving the phone, including on a plane or in the subway.
How the facts on this site are checked
Every guide names the PageEcho version its facts were checked against and the date, and the facts are checked in the app itself. Figures that could not be checked, such as speed on a device that was not available, are left out rather than estimated.
The app lists every network destination it can contact on its Network Transparency screen, so the privacy claims on this site can be verified with a proxy.
Contact
Questions, corrections and press requests all go to the same address: tripflow.contact@gmail.com