Practice an American or British accent by reading short stories aloud.

Six-line stories, split into short chunks, with phonetic respellings for the accent you pick. Listen to a native voice, record yourself, hear the difference immediately. No account, no scoring, no judgment.

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Pip the puppy, wearing headphones and repeating a line aloud — Pip practises every line with you

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What one chunk looks like

Press Listen to hear a native voice, then record yourself saying it back. Real mic, real playback — right here, right now.

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The parcel on the doorstep

(thuh PAR-sul on thuh DOR-step)

Tap Listen to hear it, then record your own attempt — nothing is uploaded

How a session goes

01 — Listen

Hear the chunk in your accent

Every line is split into 3–4 word chunks. Tap Listen for a native US or UK voice, as many times as you like.

02 — Speak

Record your attempt

One big button. Read the chunk aloud following the respelling, with stressed syllables marked in bold.

03 — Compare

Play yourself back

Hearing your own voice is what fixes an accent. Nothing is uploaded — the clip lives in your browser and is discarded.

Consistency is the whole trick

Accent work is motor practice, not knowledge. Short, daily, out-loud reps of the same sounds retrain your mouth far faster than one long weekend session — which is why the only number we track is your streak.

4 min: A story takes about four minutes, start to finish.
24: Chunks of focused, out-loud repetition per story.
75%: Of learners quit before day 3 — a daily streak puts you ahead of them.
1×/day: Daily reps beat long weekly sessions for muscle memory.

Your streak counts every day you finish a story. Miss two days and it resets — that's the only pressure here.