One phrase. More ways to practise.

Find a word or phrase in captioned video, loop the line, and practise it.

Put the same text beside two English reference voices, then take it into practice.

Choose a local video, repeat a passage, and listen beside your own recording. No upload or pronunciation score.

Record an English word or sentence and review the available pronunciation evidence.

Search published audiobook passages. Recordings and aligned transcripts are being added in checked batches.

Browse reference clips for words, phrases, minimal pairs, and longer passages.

Check what you hear, then return to the sounds you find difficult.

Rehearse everyday English conversations and try the same scenario in British or American English.

Choose a situation and a goal for your own English conversation practice.

Create a focused English lesson around a goal and your practice history.

Rehearse an interview, presentation, or meeting update and review your delivery.

Look more closely at an English recording, with feedback separated by the evidence available.

Use timed IELTS and TOEFL prompts with practice feedback, not an official exam score.

Follow a sequence of English activities adapted to your learning goals.

Return to previous English practice items when they are due for another try.

Keep useful audiobook phrases in your account, test recall, and choose when to review them again.

Focus on minimal pairs, connected speech, or prosody before a longer conversation.

See previous English attempts and the sounds you have practised over time.

Compare expressions, use recall cards, record yourself, and try text-based AI tutoring. Dialect audio and scoring are not available yet.

See what is available, what is in beta, and which improvements are planned.