sayit for Chrome
- Available now
- Checked 2026-09
How it works
Install the extension
Add it from the Chrome Web Store — one click, no account required to try it.
Select a sentence
On any article, doc, or email. A small toolbar appears right above your selection.
Say it
Record straight from the toolbar, or press Alt+S to skip the mouse entirely.
See which sounds to fix
A score, the exact phonemes that slipped in IPA, and a plain-English respelling with the stressed syllable in CAPS.
What actually works here
- Native-quality playback of the exact sentence you selected, full speed or slowed to 0.7x
- Word-by-word verdicts underlined in place on the page — solid for clean, dotted for unclear, wavy for redo
- Real target-vs-actual IPA per phoneme, not a vague score
- A popup that tracks your streak, total checks, accuracy, and your three weakest sounds
- A recap after Google Meet, Zoom, or Teams calls: pace, filler count, talk time, and phrases worth drilling
- Every take saved to your library, synced with the web app
What this doesn't do
Worth knowing before you start
- Google Docs and Gmail are excluded out of the box (it does nothing until you select text elsewhere)
- Needs a Chromium browser — see the Edge page if you're on Edge
- Analysis needs an internet connection; nothing runs offline
Straight answers
Is the sayit Chrome extension free?
Yes — free to install, and it uses the same account and free allowance as the web app.
Do I need to sign in to use it?
No — you can try it without an account. Signing in saves your streak, history, and weak-sounds tracking across devices.
Does it work on every website?
On most pages, yes. Google Docs and Gmail are excluded by default, and you can mute it on any other site from the popup's Settings tab.
Ready to practise on Chrome?
Free, no card — record one sentence and see exactly which sounds to fix.