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Select any text on any website and practice reading it aloud. Compare your speech word-by-word and save sessions for review. English Speaking Practice — Read Aloud on Any Webpage Select any text on any website and instantly turn it into a speaking drill. No separate app, no copy-pasting — just highlight and speak. HOW IT WORKS 1. Select any text on any webpage (news, job posts, emails, articles) 2. Click "Speak" and read it aloud 3. See your accuracy word-by-word — correct words in green, missed words in red 4. Words highlight as you play back your recording (karaoke-style) 5. Save sessions and track your progress over time GREAT FOR • Non-native English speakers preparing for IELTS, TOEFL, or job interviews • Professionals who want to sound confident reading documents and emails aloud • Anyone practicing pronunciation with real-world content, not textbook sentences KEY FEATURES ✓ Works on any website — news, LinkedIn, Amazon, Wikipedia, anywhere ✓ Word-by-word accuracy comparison with colour-coded results ✓ Karaoke-style word highlighting during playback ✓ Pause and resume long recordings ✓ Session history with audio playback in the extension popup ✓ 100% private — all recordings stay on your device, nothing sent to any server ✓ No account required PRIVACY All data (recordings, sessions, settings) is stored locally on your device using chrome.storage.local. Nothing is ever uploaded or shared. See full privacy policy at: https://www.thanhnguyen.dev/privacy/english-speaking-practice
Aug 21, 2026
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