See the word. Hear it. Say it.
Say Phonics teaches young children to read with a real British voice — then listens as they speak and gently coaches every sound, just like a patient teacher.
Free trial opens at launch · 1 Sep 2026
Four stages to confident reading
Every word is taught with gradual release — we do more at first, your child does more each step, until they’re reading on their own.
Repeat after me
A British model voice says the sounds and the word. Your child listens and repeats.
Hear it, say it
They hear the phonics, then blend the sounds into the whole word out loud.
Read with sounds
The word appears split into phonics. Your child reads and says it.
Read on their own
No more hints — they read the whole word and we score the pronunciation.
Everything a young reader needs
Built around how children actually learn to read — sound by sound, with a voice that listens back.
Authentic British accent
Every sound and word is voiced in clear en-GB — the accent your child is learning to read in.
Listens & coaches
Your child records their voice and we score it per-sound: pass, repeat, slow down, or speed up.
Gradual release
Four stages take each word from “repeat after me” all the way to reading it unaided.
Real progress, not stars
Parents see accuracy over time and exactly which sounds need a little more practice.
Made for little hands
Kids sign in with a simple username and PIN. No email, no distractions, just learning.
Three levels, one path
From first sounds to confident reading, the journey adapts as your child grows.
Grows with your child
Three levels carry readers from first sounds to fluent reading.
Beginner
Single letter sounds and short CVC words like cat, dog, sun.
Intermediate
Digraphs and blends — sh, ch, th and longer everyday words.
Advanced
Trickier patterns and confident, fluent reading without hints.
Simple, honest pricing
One plan, full access for the whole family.
Annual family plan
998 HKD / year
Help your child fall in love with reading
Join families giving their little readers a confident start — one sound at a time.