Thai has five tones. We show yours.
Visual pitch training, FSRS-5 word bank, AI chat with ครับ/ค่ะ feedback, and 161 structured lessons. Lessons stay free; Pro lifts the daily AI limits (tutor: 200 turns a day) and adds offline downloads.
glot.it fills the wait with a pitch-contour mirror, FSRS reviews, an AI tutor that grades ครับ/ค่ะ, and 161 graded lessons.
- Ling — no pitch mirror or real FSRS
- ThaiPod101 — great audio, thin interactive drills
- Pimsleur — audio-only, stops early
See exactly where your tone slipped
Every Thai app teaches tones by ear. glot.it draws your pitch contour against the native reference — so you can see what your voice is actually doing.
Hear your pitch — live
ToneMirror draws your F0 pitch contour vs a native speaker in real time — so you can see the miss instead of guessing by ear alone.
Missing ครับ/ค่ะ reads as rude. glot.it flags it.
ครับ and ค่ะ aren't optional in Thai — missing them signals disrespect. glot.it's AI tutor grades your particle use and register match after every message.
The right word, at the right moment
FSRS schedules each word for when you're about to forget it — the same spaced-repetition math Anki power-users run, built into every glot.it lesson.
Start with a song, not a vocab list
Tap any word in a Thai lyric to add it to your FSRS bank. Reader and level-matched podcasts are one tap away when you want a quieter loop.
Lessons stay free. Pro when you want more.
Ling costs ~$17/month. ThaiPod101 up to $47/month. Pimsleur ~$20/month. glot.it lessons are free for everyone, and Pro ($6.99/month) lifts the daily limits on AI features (the AI tutor goes from 10 to 200 turns a day) and adds offline lesson downloads.