Spell.
Play.
Speak aloud.

Put a word on every step. Hear them speak on a beat.

New in 1.3.0

SEQ — the word step sequencer

Type four words, get a robot vocal loop. SEQ gives you 16 steps, each holding a word that speaks in your chosen voice — 40 to 240 BPM, on 1/4, 1/8 or 1/16 notes. Put a single letter on a step instead and it uses the recorded alphabet voice, so you can spell a word out on the beat and then say it whole. FIT stretches each word to exactly fill its step, so words pitch up as you push the tempo. The same sequencer is in the AUv3, locked to your DAW's tempo.

Pick up. Play for 30 seconds or 30 minutes.

Free Play

Type any word — your name, a made-up word, this week's spelling list — or a whole phrase, and hear it spoken aloud in a crunchy retro voice. Numbers and contractions speak too. Anything beyond the 500+ bundled words falls back to on-device speech, so every word speaks.

SEQ

A 16-step sequencer that speaks a word per step, locked to your tempo. Words make a robot vocal loop; single letters spell on the beat. FIT stretches each word to fill its step.

Spell

SpellSynth says a word — you spell it. Three mistakes and it gives you the answer, then tries a new one.

Mystery Word

The classic hidden-word game. Pick letters until the word reveals itself; six wrong guesses and it's over.

Say It

Listen-and-repeat for pronunciation practice. Hear it spelled letter by letter, then say it aloud.

Two decades of speech-synthesis history, on every word.

Pick a voice character in Settings. Each one draws from a different era of speech synthesis, applied to every word you hear — bundled or live-typed — and caches separately so toggling is instant after the first play. As of 1.2.6 the 1978 LPC voice is cleaner and more even — every word sits at a consistent level with no glitch on hard sounds.

Prefer no retro stamp? A Default voice gives you clean system speech with no extra processing — for when you just want clear pronunciation.