AKsent — Accent Improvement






Train British or American English in short drills with live waveform and pitch feedback
AKsent is a browser-based English accent and pronunciation trainer. A short setup asks you to choose a target accent, British English or American English, and an AI speaker whose face and voice follow that choice, then you run a baseline sentence. The app is built around three practice modes: Sentences, Words and Shadow, the last of which has you play a line and speak along immediately. Every drill shows the native model beside your own take with a live waveform and a native pitch versus your voice comparison, and each attempt returns a percentage score. Practice is grouped into themed scenarios such as cafe, interview, travel and small talk. A Stats screen keeps a streak, a takes list and a phoneme heatmap that highlights sounds you find difficult, while an Account screen shows your plan, saved vocals and an optional Pro upgrade.
Highlights
Two target accents
Switch UK and US by flag pill
Three drill modes
Sentences, Words and Shadow
Live pitch compare
Native model beside your take
Phoneme heatmap
Tracks the sounds you miss
How to Use
Choose accent and speaker
On first load you pick a target accent, British English with an RP-leaning model or American English in a General American style, then choose an AI speaker such as Female young adult or Male mature. The page confirms the target accent in a header and a flag pill you can tap to change later, and you can switch the speaker gender from the practice screen.
Run a practice drill
The practice screen shows a prompt such as a sentence or a single word with its IPA transcription. Use the Sentences, Words and Shadow tabs to change the task, press Play to hear the native line, then hold the Hold to speak orb and speak. The result view compares a native waveform with your own recording across Native, You and Mix tracks and returns a score, and Next word moves you on.
Review progress in Stats
Open Stats to see your streak, recent scores and a takes list. The phoneme heatmap lists sounds such as /r/, /theta/ and /ae/ with per-sound values so you can see which ones need work; opening a saved take lets you compare waves, replay the audio and revise it.
Manage account and plan
The Account screen shows whether you are on the free guest plan with ten drills per day or on Pro, and offers saved vocals, login and exit. Pro pricing lists an annual and a monthly option plus add-on dialect and industry packs; subscribing is optional and the free tier is enough to try the full drill loop.
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