About Wyoming Android TTS
Wyoming Android TTS turns an Android phone or tablet’s installed text-to-speech engines into a server that can be used through the Wyoming protocol. It allows a Home Assistant setup with the corresponding Wyoming integration to request speech from voices available on the Android device, including offline voices when installed. The Android app acts as the server endpoint, and users start it before adding the Wyoming Android TTS service to their home-automation configuration. The integration lets the Android TTS engine provide speech output to the connected system, extending the voices available to that setup. Wyoming Android TTS is useful for people who already use Home Assistant and want to use a mobile device’s installed speech engines within that environment. It does not itself provide a speech engine; available voices depend on the engines installed on the phone or tablet. The supplied description does not specify authentication, network encryption, or how the service behaves when the Android app is stopped, so those details depend on the configuration and device.
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