Dictationly
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- 2.1
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- December 2024
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- 220.2 MB
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About Dictationly
Dictationly is an education app developed by SimTeCon GmbH.
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Dictationly costs $7.99. The app size is 220.18 MB. The latest version available is 2.1. The last update was on August 19, 2026.
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The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on the App Store since December 2024.
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Dictationly turns focused listening into a simple daily habit. Listen to American English, type exactly what you hear, and get feedback that helps you notice the words, sounds, spelling, and sentence patterns you might otherwise miss.
Whether you are building confidence for everyday conversations or preparing for travel, Dictationly gives you a practical way to train your ears and your written English at the same time.
PRACTICE WITH PURPOSE
Choose a lesson and start listening. Replay each sentence then enter your answer. Every exercise keeps your attention on real sentence structure instead of isolated words, so your listening, vocabulary, grammar, and spelling improve together.
LISTEN AT YOUR SPEED
Start slow at 0.75×, practice at the natural 1× pace, or challenge yourself at 1.25×. Switch between voice options to become more comfortable with different sound patterns. You control the pace while your listening skills grow.
CHECK ANSWERS YOUR WAY
Use Strict mode when every detail matters, including capitalization and punctuation. Choose Flexible mode when you want to focus on words and sentence order. Clear feedback shows what needs attention without interrupting your practice flow.
TURN MISTAKES INTO PROGRESS
A wrong answer is not the end of a lesson. Mistake Review saves dictation errors and brings them back for practice. Hear the English audio again, review your previous answer when needed, retype the sentence, and remove the item after you get it right. The correct sentence stays hidden during review, so you solve it by listening rather than memorizing what was shown on screen.
BUILD A ROUTINE THAT LASTS
Use Daily Challenge for a focused session when you want meaningful practice without a long study plan. Continue through organized lessons, revisit difficult items, and watch your activity develop over time. Small sessions make it easier to return tomorrow and keep moving forward.
MORE WAYS TO LEARN
• Audio-based English dictation
• American English listening practice
• Slow, normal, and fast playback
• Multiple voice options
• Strict and flexible answer checking
• Word-order exercises
• Focused Mistake Review
• Daily listening challenges
• Vocabulary study and review
• English grammar reference
• Progress and activity statistics
• Clean layouts designed for phones and tablets
MADE FOR REAL LEARNERS
Dictationly works well for self-study, language classes, homework support, and daily skill maintenance. Beginners can replay slower audio and work sentence by sentence. Intermediate learners can strengthen accuracy and fill listening gaps. Advanced learners can use faster playback and strict checking to refine details that are easy to overlook.
There are no vague scores pretending you understood. You listen, type, compare, correct, and try again. That direct loop makes every session useful and gives you a clear next step.
English becomes easier to follow when your ears learn to catch the small details. Open Dictationly, choose a lesson, and make the next sentence the one you understand completely.