Browser extension · free

Practise on the pages you already read

You don't learn pronunciation in a separate tab you have to remember to open. sayit puts the whole loop — hear it, say it, fix the sounds — on top of whatever you are reading right now.

Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi and Arc — anything built on Chromium. In Edge you are asked once to allow extensions from other stores.

A news article in the browser with one sentence highlighted. The sayit panel sits beside it showing a score of 55, the sounds to fix as IPA tiles, and respellings for 'The' and 'weather'.
Three steps, no tab switching

How it works

01

Select a sentence

On any article, doc, or email. A small toolbar appears right above your selection — nothing else on the page moves.

02

Say it

Record straight from the toolbar. Or hit Alt+S and skip the mouse entirely.

03

See which sounds to fix

A score, the exact phonemes that slipped, and a sound-it-out respelling with the stressed syllable in CAPS.

Watch it work

Two minutes, start to finish

A full run through sayit — record a sentence, read the per-word verdicts, and see the exact sounds to work on.

Real screenshots

See it in action

Every shot below came out of the built extension running against the real analysis stack — the scores and flagged sounds are what it actually computed for that audio, not a designer's guess.

It shows up where you're reading

Highlight a sentence and a small toolbar appears right above it. Hear it read aloud, or say it yourself. Nothing else on the page shifts.

An article with a sentence highlighted and a compact sayit toolbar floating above it offering 'Hear it' and 'Say it'.
The sayit popup showing a score of 54, the sounds to fix, and a 'say it like' list respelling 'The' as dhuh and 'weather' as WE-dhur.

Pronunciation you can actually read

Every flagged word is respelled the way it sounds, with CAPS marking the stressed part. No phonetic alphabet required — though the IPA is right there if you want it.

The sayit popup's Progress tab showing streak, total checks, accuracy, a weak-sounds chart and a list of recent checks.

Your progress, not a separate app

Streak, accuracy and weak sounds come from your sayit account — the same history the web app shows. Practise in either; it's one record.

Open any take for the full breakdown

Every check is saved to your library. Play it back, compare your sounds against the target, see the pitch line, and drill the ones that keep slipping.

The sayit Studio recordings view: a saved take with playback, an overall score of 54 broken into accuracy, fluency, completeness, intonation and stress, and a per-word sounds-to-fix panel.
What you get

Everything the app does, where you already are

Hear it first

Native-quality playback of the exact sentence you selected, at full speed or slowed to 0.7x when a cluster is fighting you.

Word-by-word verdicts, on the page

The words you said get underlined in place — solid for clean, dotted for unclear, wavy for the ones worth redoing.

Real IPA, not vibes

What you said against what was expected, per phoneme, so you know which sound to actually move.

Streak and weak sounds

The popup tracks your streak, checks, and accuracy, and keeps your three weakest sounds one click away.

Meeting recap

On Google Meet, Zoom, and Teams it can sit through a call and hand you a recap: pace, filler count, talk time, and the phrases worth drilling.

Yours to tune

Pick the voice and speed, turn the toolbar or on-page verdicts off, and mute it entirely on sites you would rather it never touch.

Every take, kept

Saved takes sync to your library, so “See full analysis” opens the full breakdown in Studio — audio and all.

Quiet by default

It does nothing until you select text. Google Docs and Gmail are excluded out of the box, and your recordings are never sold.

Add it once. Practise everywhere.

Free to install, and it uses the same account as the app — your streak, your recordings, your weak sounds, wherever you practise.

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