Speechki excels as a premium text-to-speech program, albeit falling a tad short when compared to Eleven Labs in voice quality, Synthesia with their synchronized avatars, and Descript's transcription and voice cloning features. However, its voice quality is notably superior to that of Descript, boasting an extensive selection of 341 natural-sounding voices across 77 languages. While it's disappointing that text edits require a full re-render unlike in Descript, Speechki still shines with its untapped potential. I anticipate eagerly the incorporation of transcription, seamless text editing, and avatar features. The prospects of marking favourite voices and enhanced project organization are exciting and I hope it will be released soon. Speechki is a commendable tool, worthy of a solid 5 taco rating! Get the deal as long as it is available – you will not regret it.

P.S. I think the music feature is an unnecessary distraction for the developers and most people will not need it at all.
Its a wast of effort and resources which could be brought to better use by adding the missing core features around vices.

Focus on your core business around voices !!!