Pronunciation Snapshot

Record a minute of English, or upload a text and the audio of you reading it, and get a report that shows where your sounds differ from General American and what to practice first.

WHAT YOU GET
- A sound-match score and a one-line "Start here": the practice area with the biggest payoff, with the words where it happened and a word → phrase → sentence practice ladder.
- Next priorities, ranked, each with the context where the difference shows up.
- Your speech, sound by sound: your text with the detected sounds under every word, so you and your coach can see exactly what was heard.
- A PDF of the report to send to your teacher or coach.

THREE WAYS IN
- Record now: speak for about a minute. The words are recognized on the phone and you confirm them before the analysis.
- Upload two files: any text (.txt) and the audio of you reading it. Every word is known, so every sound is compared.
- Upload one audio file: free speech, off the cuff.

Built for adult learners working on an American accent, and for coaches who want a snapshot between sessions. The analysis follows General American conventions: flapped t, reduced vowels in unstressed syllables, the raised vowel before m and n, and other accepted variants are not counted as differences.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
- Everything runs on your phone. No audio, text or report is uploaded; there is no account and no analytics.
- Recordings are deleted once the report exists unless you choose to keep them.
- No subscription required.

NOTES
- Needs at least 15 seconds of speech; about a minute gives a full report.
- The report describes the recording it came from, not your speech in general. It compares sounds with a reference; it is not an accent score.
- The app ships with its speech models (about 550 MB), so the download is large and it works offline from the first minute.

Recent changes:
Reference pronunciation samples now play using high-quality American English voices available on your phone.
Improved audio import reliability for recordings from OBS and other apps.
Optimized the Android app to reduce code size and improve efficiency.
Pronunciation analysis continues to run on your phone.