The app that makes sound visible

Features

Sound Learning Gets Harder

As kids become teenagers, picking up sounds naturally gets harder. This gap from elementary English can cause difficulties.

Early Years

Young children naturally speaking and listening to English

0〜7 Years old

Pick up sounds naturally Learn with natural rhythm

Middle School

A middle school learner struggling to catch English sounds

Older teen learners

No longer rely on intuition, and miss finer sounds

They understand when taught

They can't rely on intuition alone, but can understand sounds logically. With strong absorption still remaining, this is their last chance to learn sounds.

A middle school learner looking up at visible sound characters

Phoneme Category Training

Phoneme category chart organized by mouth opening and tongue position

Phonemuzu organizes English vowels by tongue position and mouth opening, using colors and shapes to make them easy to understand visually.

Visual design showing mouth opening and tongue position relationships

By learning how sounds work-not just by feel-anyone can compare with Japanese, distinguish them, and pronounce them correctly.

Phonemuzu character highlighting visible sound differences

See the difference in sounds!

Award-winning founder profile image

Build by

Native speaker × designer

Make sounds intuitive

Adobe World Championship

Japan Champion '24

e-Learning Awards

2025 Chairman's Award (JEPA)

Kyoto University of the Arts

President's Award

Born in California, raised in the U.S. Inspired by Japanese design, studied art in Japan

Designed by native speakers

Built by design, education, and AI experts

Design

Design lead profile

Born and raised in the U.S. Creative Director

Education

Education lead profile

25 years in the U.S. English educator

Engineer

Engineering lead profile

Born and raised in the U.S. Full-stack engineer

Cofounder profile image

Keio University Student

Native speaker × Engineer

Analyzes learner speech through data-driven methods

Keio University

(SFC), 3rd year

Patent Granted

Research in speech analysis

e-Learning Awards

Chairman's Award (JEPA)

California-born, U.S.-raised Researching phoneme analysis (Nakazawa-Okoshi Lab)

Recognition & Achievements

Japan e-Learning Awards medal

22nd Japan e-Learning Awards

Chairman's Award (JEPA)

Patent granted medal

Patented in Japan

PCT application filed for global expansion

The Japan e-Learning Awards are the industry's top honor, featuring ministerial awards from four ministries.They recognize outstanding e-learning innovations,content, and applications from Japan and beyond.

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