See and hear the card
One clear prompt appears on screen and is read aloud.
See it. Hear it. Say it aloud.
Your child says the answer out loud before the card gives it away. Aloud Cards runs the session with math facts, sight words, and your own word lists, so practice keeps moving without a grown-up flipping every card.
Windows 11
See how it works
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Your turn to speak
Private by design: your child's voice, answers, and progress stay on the device.
Answer first, then find out.
Recalling the answer out loud is what makes flashcards work. Clear sound and visual cues guide every step.
Answer aloud
Your child says the answer before receiving feedback.
Get feedback and keep going
The app responds encouragingly, then brings up the next card.
Practice that keeps moving.
Aloud Cards guides the session one card at a time, so your child can settle into a rhythm and keep going on their own. You pick the material and stay as involved as you want to be.
- Math facts: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
- Sight words for kindergarten through 3rd grade
- Custom word lists you create yourself
- Separate profiles for each child on a shared device
- Light, dark, and high-contrast display options
Their voice stays on the device.
Aloud Cards checks your child's spoken answers right on the device. Their voice, answers, and progress are not sent to the cloud. After the speech models are downloaded during setup, core practice works offline.
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Your child's voice
Answer checked here
The cloud
No voice, answers, or practice progress sent to the cloud.
Building the first Aloud Cards release
The Windows app is taking shape around private, voice-driven practice and a calm experience for young learners.
Read the latest updateGood to know.
Does Aloud Cards record my child?
No. Your child's voice is checked in the moment on the device. It is not saved as a recording or sent to the cloud.
Does practice need an internet connection?
Internet access is needed to download the speech and voice models on first use. After that, core practice is designed to work offline.
Where can I install the app?
Aloud Cards is preparing for its first Windows 11 release through Microsoft Store. The install link will appear here when the listing is live.
How do customers report a problem?
Open Aloud Cards and choose Settings, then Send feedback. Keeping reports inside the installed app helps limit support intake to actual customers.