Hear
Tell sounds apart
Short listening rounds help learners notice the difference before spelling or script enters the picture.
Technical note
This is the learner-friendly layer over perception tasks such as AX, ABX, and identification.
Sound-first language practice
Hear it clearly. Read it when you are ready.
Fonotono trains listening and reading as separate skills, then connects them at the right moment. Learners get short, focused practice that feels simple on the surface and adapts quietly underneath.
Try it
Can you hear the change?
Play the pair, then choose what you heard.
Technical note
This demo stands in for a listening contrast. Production lessons use released human recordings.
Three skills, trained apart
A learner should not have to guess what is being trained.
Fonotono keeps the work clear: listen first, connect sounds to letters, then practice saying it aloud.
Read
Connect sound to letters
Reading practice starts after the sound is familiar, so letters reinforce the ear instead of replacing it.
Technical note
This covers phonics and decoding work, kept separate from listening scores.
Try
Practice with a guide
Parents, teachers, and adult learners can use guided prompts when speaking practice needs a human ear.
Technical note
Guide mode can expose pro cues such as IPA and adult notes without showing them to every learner.
How lessons feel
Tiny choices, clear feedback, steady progress.
A lesson asks for one focused action at a time. The science stays in the background unless someone asks for it.
ListenPlay two clips and decide whether they match.
ChoosePick the sound, word, or meaning you heard.
ReadConnect a familiar sound to letters or script.
ReviewCome back to sounds that need another pass.
Adaptive paths
Same engine. Different surface.
A solo adult, a parent helping a child, and a child practicing alone should not see the same density. Fonotono keeps the exercise engine consistent and changes the surface around the learner.
Solo
On your own
Efficient rounds, direct feedback, and progress that stays readable without becoming a dashboard job.
Guided
Side by side
A grown-up can model or grade when a human ear is better than app audio.
Child
On their own
Bigger targets, simpler copy, and short sessions that end before practice turns into a slog.
Languages
Choose what to learn. Keep the app language separate.
The EN/TH toggle controls the interface. Course choice controls the lessons.
Thai course
Thai sounds and script
Practice tones, listening differences, useful phrases, and reading when the sound is ready.
English course
English phonics
Help children and guided learners build sound-aware reading without turning every task into a spelling test.
For teachers and curious adults
The method is available when it helps.
Fonotono can show the technical layer in context, but ordinary practice uses plain language. That keeps the learner focused while preserving enough detail for teachers, parents, and audits.
Show technical terms
Under the hood, lessons may use high-variability listening practice, contrast sets, spaced review, and guided pronunciation cues.
What learners seeListen, choose, read, review
What the engine tracksSeparate hearing and reading progress
What release gates protectOnly approved prompt audio reaches lessons