Early learners

Challenges
I can’t improve my pronunciation
ESL Pronunciation
English sounds turn into characters, helping learners build a strong foundation for listening and pronunciation.
Target Learners

Challenges
I can’t improve my pronunciation

Challenges
I imitate sounds, but can’t hear the difference

Challenges
Even teachers struggle to explain pronunciation
These challenges change when sounds become visible.
English includes sounds not found in many languages, so they can sound identical.
Similar, not the same.
From guesswork to awareness
Before
Sheep
54%
Ship
74%
After
Sheep
94%
Ship
98%
※Based on Azure evaluation

Student
I can now pronounce sounds I used to hear as the same.
3 Steps to Hear the Difference
01
See the difference and notice it
Compare sounds through color, shape, and expression to recognize the differences
02
Speak and correct it right away
Speak out loud and use real-time feedback to correct yourself
03
Repeat until you can hear it
Build new sound categories so listening and pronunciation improve naturally
Lesson Flow
01
Compare sounds, explore them in words, and meet characters through stories—so you understand differences naturally.
1 lesson a day × 25 lessons per month



02
Visualize how your pronunciation differs from the correct sound, and adjust your mouth and tongue to fix it yourself.
03
AI analyzes your learning data to track progress and identify challenges. Based on this, native instructors provide personalized feedback.
Track Progress
Insights

Recognized by public institutions

Chairman’s Award, Japan Electronic Publishing Association

PCT application filed for global expansion

I felt confident my child was learning the right sounds early. The characters make it fun, so they stay engaged.
Parent

I realized it wasn’t my vocabulary, it was how I perceived sounds. For the first time, I could actually see the differences.
English learner

I used to rely on intuition, but now I can explain pronunciation using characters and sound differences. It’s easy to use in the classroom.
English teacher
A sound-first approach, unlike traditional conversation-based learning.

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