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SentenceDeck

Turn a sentence into a conversation: everyday scene dialogues at your level, plus sentence-by-sentence shadowing for your own text.

SentenceDeck 2.0 Scene Dialogues: a hand-drawn sketch of two people talking on a rooftop terrace, with the line Turn a sentence into a conversation

SentenceDeck 2.0, a sketchbook of everyday conversations

Pick a scene or describe your own, practice one line at a time with a partner voice, and collect a stamp when you finish.

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SentenceDeck title screen with three tickets: Scene Dialogues, Describe Your Scene, and Read AlongAirport check-in scene on the practice stage: the agent asks about bags to check, your line reads Yes, just this one suitcase, please, with I play, My lines, Check-in Agent, and Both controlsScene Library on the Travel tab, with Airport Check-In and other scenes marked Works offlineYour Own Scene sheet describing a call to a landlord about a broken water heater, with level B1, Standard or Detailed, and a voice for each sideNew Scene setup with levels A2, B1, and B2, Standard free with 9 left today or Detailed at 200 characters, and a voice for each sideMy Passport with 12 lines today, a 5-day streak, 310 lines in total, and date stamps for finished scenesRecap after the Airport Check-In scene: 10 lines, 4:32, 2 re-recorded, the lines recorded again, and Practice Again and Next Scene buttons, with no score

SentenceDeck 2.0 is available on the App Store. Released October 7, 2026. Read the 2.0 release post for the story behind Scene Dialogues.

Turn a sentence into a conversation

SentenceDeck started as a way to shadow your own text one sentence at a time. Version 2.0 adds the other half of speaking practice: saying your lines in an actual exchange. Pick an everyday scene and a level, and SentenceDeck gives you a short dialogue to practice with a partner voice, line by line.

The whole app is redrawn as a hand-drawn sketchbook, with a night sketchbook in Dark Mode. The title screen offers three tickets: Scene Dialogues, Describe Your Scene, and Read Along. SentenceDeck runs on iPhone and iPad, with the interface in 10 languages.

Scene Dialogues

Choose from 30 everyday scenes in five categories: Travel, Daily Life, Work, Social, and Emergencies. Pick a level (A2, B1, or B2), and AI writes a short dialogue for that level, with line-by-line translations in your interface language.

Twenty-one built-in English scenes at B1 come with their audio included. They work offline and are free.

New dialogues come in two options:

Listen. Speak. Hear yourself.

On the stage, you hear your partner’s line, say yours, and recording stops on its own when you finish. Then you hear yourself straight back. Practice your own lines, swap roles, or take both sides. A/B compare, sentence lock, and playback speed from 0.75× to 1.5× work here too.

When you finish a scene, a short recap shows how many lines you practiced, how long it took, and how many lines you re-recorded. There are no scores, grades, corrections, or rankings. You decide what sounds better on the next try.

A stamp for every scene

My Passport collects a stamp for each scene you finish, alongside today’s lines, your day streak, and your total. My Scenes keeps every dialogue you have practiced, with all of its versions, and you can search it.

Describe your own scene

If the library does not have the situation you need, describe it in one sentence (up to 200 characters) and SentenceDeck writes a dialogue for it. Custom scenes are for everyday situations. Your description is sent through our server to Google Cloud’s AI service only after you agree once, and it is not stored. Leave out names and contact details; descriptions with web addresses, email addresses, or phone numbers are refused before they reach the AI service. You can report any AI-written dialogue from the stage or the recap.

Read Along

The 1.5 practice loop is still here. Paste or import an article, dialogue, transcript, or script, and SentenceDeck splits it into sentences so you can listen, speak, and compare one sentence at a time.

Voices

System voice uses Apple’s on-device speech engine. It is free, works offline, and has no limit.

Premium voice sounds more natural and speaks scene lines in the mood of the scene. It uses characters once, when a sentence is first generated; replaying the saved audio is free. You can pick a voice for each side of a dialogue and listen to free samples first.

Characters, not a subscription

Premium voice and Detailed dialogues use prepaid character packs:

Characters never expire. Prices are shown by the App Store and may vary by region. There is no subscription and no account.

Keep your audio

Generated audio stays on your device. Backup & Restore (formerly Backup & Export) saves your scenes and articles, with their generated audio, as a SentenceDeck ZIP that you can bring back later without generating audio again or using characters.

On first launch, a short animated intro shows how it all fits together. You can watch it again from Settings → Replay Intro.

Privacy by design

Read the full SentenceDeck Privacy Policy or visit Support for scene, voice, backup, and purchase help.

For details on data use and support, see the Privacy Policy and the Support page.