Your child speaks.
Pip shows exactly which sound to fix.
Wunder Tutor is a pronunciation-first English tutor. Say it, see the sound that slipped, learn how to fix it, try again — and hear the difference.
- ✓ Nothing to install
- ✓ Phone, tablet or laptop
- ✓ No ads, no trackers
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Nearly there — one thing to fix.
Your “th” sounded closer to “t”.
Try: Put the tip of your tongue lightly between your teeth and blow air over it.
Interactive demo with example numbers — tap “Try again”.
Most apps
“Good job!” or “Try again.”
They check whether speech recognition understood the word. Being understood isn’t the same as saying it well — and “try again” doesn’t tell a child what to change.
Wunder Tutor
“Your th sounded closer to t.”
Then the fix, in one sentence: put the tip of your tongue lightly between your teeth and blow. Then a retry — and a score that moves because the sound did.
One loop. Every word.
Listen → speak → see → fix → retry. It takes less than a minute, and it’s the whole product.
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Listen
A clear teacher voice says the word or sentence — at normal speed, or slowly.
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Speak
One big button. Tap it, say it, and it stops by itself when your child finishes.
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See
One score, and the exact word that slipped lights up straight away.
- 4
Fix
Pip names the sound, says what happened, and shows what to do with your mouth.
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Retry
One tap to try again. Before and after, side by side — hear both, see the jump.
Built around speaking — not tapping.
Feedback on the exact sound
“Your ‘th’ sounded closer to ‘t’.” Not “try again” — the precise sound, in words a child understands.
A mouth that shows how
An animated guide for lips, tongue, teeth, airflow and voice — for the sounds that simply don’t exist in your home language.
Pip remembers
Sounds that keep tripping your child up come back — in reviews, in a daily two-minute focus, and in a quick drill when they’re needed.
The Pronunciation Lab
Climb a ladder for each tricky sound: syllables → words → phrases → a full sentence. Weakest sounds first.
Speak with Pip
Order at a café, visit the zoo, make a new friend. The chat keeps flowing, and the pronunciation tips wait until the end.
Three to seven minutes
Short lessons, gentle streaks and personal bests. Progress is rewarded — difficulty is never punished.
A six-year-old and a fourteen-year-old are not the same learner.
Tell Pip your child’s age and the words, the look, the reading level — even how feedback is delivered — change to fit.
Can I have some water, please?
Short, useful sentences
Pip’s tip for “th”: “Put the tip of your tongue lightly between your teeth and blow air over it.”
- Playful, but not babyish
- Meaning shown with every new phrase
- Listening games: three or tree?
- Short café and zoo conversations
For parents
A child’s voice is sensitive. We treat it that way.
You set the app up, you give consent for the microphone, and everything that matters sits behind a grown-ups-only Parent Zone.
The mic is on only while the button is red
Your child taps to start. It stops by itself, and the microphone is released after every single try.
Replay recordings stay on the device
They let your child hear “before” and “now”. Scores are stored separately from voice. Switch recordings off whenever you like.
Nicknames only
No real name, no email for your child, no photos, no free-text chat with strangers — there are no strangers.
No ads. No trackers.
Nothing is sold, and there is no advertising or third-party analytics in the app or on this site.
You hold the delete button
In the Parent Zone you can delete recordings, the pronunciation history, a profile, or everything — instantly.
Plain about who processes what
Short voice clips go to Microsoft Azure to be scored. Only lesson text goes to Google to make the teacher’s voice. That’s the whole list.
The details are in our privacy notice, written to be read.
Questions parents ask
Five minutes. One tricky sound. Better by bedtime.
Open the beta on any device with a microphone. Setup takes a grown-up about a minute.
Try the beta — freeReal pronunciation scoring is switched on with a beta access code — ask us for one. Without it the app runs in practice mode.