See it. Hear it. Say it aloud.

Aloud Cards is hands-free practice for young learners. The app reads a prompt, listens for the answer, and keeps the whole experience calm, encouraging, and private.

Coming soon to Microsoft Store Windows 11
See how it works
7 + 5 Your turn to speak
Private by design: recordings and speech recognition stay on the device.

A simple rhythm kids can follow.

The screen stays focused on one prompt at a time, while clear sound and visual cues make it obvious when to listen and when to answer.

Step 1

Hear the prompt

A natural on-device voice reads the card without needing the cloud.

Step 2

Answer aloud

A ready cue shows when the microphone is listening for the expected answer.

Step 3

Keep practicing

Encouraging feedback keeps the session moving without extra taps or menus.

Made for speaking, not tapping.

Aloud Cards gives children room to focus on the skill itself. Large prompts, a clear listening state, and short sessions help the app disappear into the practice routine.

  • Hands-free listen-then-speak practice
  • Card sets and custom word sets chosen by a grown-up
  • Separate player profiles for a shared family device
  • Accessible light, dark, and high-contrast experiences

The voice stays in the room.

Microphone audio flows directly into the speech recognizer on the device. It is not uploaded, saved as a recording, or used to build a profile. Once the voice models are downloaded, core practice works offline.

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Processed on this device
Microphone
On-device recognition
Cloud speech

No cloud STT, recordings, analytics, or advertising.

Pre-release

Building the first Aloud Cards release

The Windows app is taking shape around private, voice-driven practice and a calm experience for young learners.

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Good to know.

Does Aloud Cards record my child?

No. The microphone stream is processed in memory on the device and is not saved or uploaded.

Does practice need an internet connection?

Internet access is needed to download the speech and voice models on first use. After that, core practice is designed to work offline.

Where can I install the app?

Aloud Cards is preparing for its first Windows 11 release through Microsoft Store. The install link will appear here when the listing is live.

How do customers report a problem?

Open Aloud Cards and choose Settings, then Send feedback. Keeping reports inside the installed app helps limit support intake to actual customers.