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What Ptichi is
Free exercises for speech, voice and reading aloud. Find what gets in the way, try one useful change and listen for the difference. Desktop app in development.
Ptichi
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Choose one thing to practise, listen to the difference and try it in your own words.
Practice belongs on your computer.
Ptichi is being built as a free desktop app for recording, feedback, repeated practice and local history. Recordings and core analysis stay on your device by default.
Free web exercises · Desktop app in development
Try one voice exerciseRead. Notice. Practise.
Record → Listen → One change → Compare → Transfer
Use your usual recorder for listening back. This website does not record audio.
Explore texts & programmesMeet the product
The method, current tools and development plans.
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See development plans
Try free Ptichi exercises now. Explore plans for desktop apps, annotated practice texts, local checks and progress beyond a rehearsed script.
How we work
Sources, editorial principles, privacy and your rights.
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Why Ptichi exists: voice and speech for everyday life
Free exercises for speech, voice and reading aloud. Find what gets in the way, try one useful change and listen for the difference. Desktop app in development.
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How much should you trust speaking advice?
Why research, professional review, Ptichi testing and a useful hypothesis are four different reasons to trust speaking advice.
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Where a Ptichi claim comes from
How Ptichi separates external sources, project proof objects, editorial interpretation, localization state and synthetic fixtures.
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How to cite Ptichi without inventing authority
A practical citation format for Ptichi pages, datasets and project artifacts, including review and version information.
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Reuse, without guessing the license
What you may assume about reusing Ptichi pages, data and project artifacts — and what you should not assume.
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Privacy, without the fog
What happens when you read Ptichi, use its text-only rehearsal helpers, follow external links or contact the project.
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Reading and practice should be reachable
The accessibility approach of the Ptichi website, its current limits and how to report a barrier.
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Corrections: fix the claim, keep the trail
How Ptichi treats factual, source, translation and interface corrections, including the current reporting-channel limitation.
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Security boundary of the current Ptichi site
What the current Ptichi website exposes, what it does not handle, and how to report a security concern without inventing a private channel.
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Using the Ptichi website
The current terms and practical boundaries of this public information website: no account, payment, upload or guaranteed service.
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A question, a correction, a useful failure
Current contact availability and what to prepare for a useful report without sharing private work.
More about Ptichi
More notes from the project.
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How Ptichi works: the speech-practice technology we are building
Inside Ptichi: programmes, prepared practice text, two-take comparison, local recording, bounded feedback, retests and a history of the skill.