Hyperionics
Independent software since 1995
Hyperionics develops two desktop and mobile applications for everyday capture and reading tasks. HyperSnap is a Windows application that combines screen capture with image editing, allowing users to capture scrolling windows, delayed menus, and multi-monitor desktops, then annotate and export the result. It also includes OCR for extracting editable text from screenshots and images, plus an MP4 video editor for trimming, combining, and adding timed annotations to recorded clips. @Voice Aloud Reader is an Android text-to-speech application that reads web pages, PDFs, and ebooks aloud, enabling users to listen to content while performing other activities.
HyperSnap supports capture modes for scrolling windows, regions, delayed captures, and full screens, with editing tools for annotating, cropping, highlighting, and framing images. Its video editor handles MP4 files, including screen recordings, with cutting, splicing, and annotation capabilities. @Voice Aloud Reader is available on Google Play for Android, offered free with an optional Premium license. HyperSnap is available for Windows 10 and 11, with pricing and licensing details available separately.
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