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sayit for iPhone

There's no sayit iPhone app on the App Store yet — it's in the final stages before App Store review, with no public date. Today, the full web app runs in Safari on your iPhone.
  • Coming soon
  • Checked 2026-09
Getting started

How it works

01

Enrol for the launch email

One confirmation email now, one email the day the app is live — nothing else.

02

Meanwhile, open the web app in Safari

Go to the sayit web app on your iPhone. It's the full product, not a stripped-down preview.

03

Optional: add it to your Home Screen

Safari's "Add to Home Screen" gives it an icon like an app, launching straight into the web app.

What you get

What actually works here

  • Today, via the web app: the same recorder and per-phoneme scoring as every other platform
  • At launch (waitlist): a dictaphone-style recorder, the duck's daily dare, a Home Screen streak widget, and Picture-in-Picture practice over any app
  • One account either way — anything recorded on the web today is already on your account and will be there in the app
Honest limits

What this doesn't do

Worth knowing before you start

  • No confirmed release date — the team would rather say that than invent one
  • No offline mode planned; analysis runs on sayit's servers either way
  • Home Screen widgets, the Dynamic Island, and Picture-in-Picture are app-only features, not available via the web app
Questions

Straight answers

When is the sayit iPhone app coming out?

There's no public date. It's built and in the final stages before App Store review. Joining the waitlist gets you exactly one email when there's a real link to tap.

Can I use sayit on my iPhone right now?

Yes — open the web app in Safari. It's the complete product today, and everything you record is on your account whether you use the web app now or the native app later.

Will the iPhone app be free?

There's a free tier, same as the web. Paid plans are optional, and the App Store will show the price before you buy anything.

Try it now

Ready to practise on iPhone?

Free, no card — record one sentence and see exactly which sounds to fix.