Exam prep

Exam listening practice: speed control, loops, AI explanations

Listening scores come from close listening: replaying one sentence, slowing down linked sounds, and understanding why you missed it. Otoha puts speed control, loops, subtitles, and AI explanations in one player.

Download Otoha free

Speed, loops, and subtitles are free. Your audio stays on your phone.

A complete close-listening workflow

From the file your teacher sent to understanding every sentence.

01
Import materials
Share MP3s straight from mail, chat apps, or cloud drives into Otoha, or batch-import from Files into per-subject playlists.
02
Slow down and loop
0.5x to 3x speed with no pitch change. Set an A-B range to loop a hard sentence, or jump back a few seconds for one liaison.
03
Read subtitles, ask AI
On-device transcription lines up subtitles with the audio. Tap a line you missed and ask AI why: vocabulary, grammar, or the sound changes.

Details designed for study

Pitch stays natural

Slowing down never turns voices deep and strange, so you can start slow and step up gradually.

Loop by sentence

Subtitles align to the timeline. Tap to jump, select a range to loop, no scrubbing needed.

Honest study stats

Only real playback time counts; pauses do not. See today, this week, and this month at a glance.

Does slowing down change the pitch?+

No. Otoha keeps pitch constant while changing speed, so voices stay natural even at 0.5x. That makes liaison and reduction practice much easier.

How do I import audio my teacher sent?+

Open the file in mail, chat, or a cloud drive and share it to Otoha, or save it to Files first and import. You can pick a playlist during import.

Can I practice with audio that has no transcript?+

Yes. Otoha transcribes on your device and generates sentence-level subtitles without uploading the audio.

Is the AI explanation free?+

Subtitles, speed control, and loops are free. On-device AI explanations have a free tier; stronger cloud models are part of the subscription.