Everything in Phayan exists to get you reading Thai — tones by ear, letters by hand, words by building them. 42 letters in use, about 15 minutes a day.
The five tones, trained by ear — not by reading about them.
Hear a word, pick the tone you actually heard, and get instant audio feedback. Five-way drills cover every tone pair, including the minimal pairs where a wrong tone changes the meaning.
Try it free →Build real words from real letters — no flashcards, no multiple choice.
Every round shows a Thai word and its meaning; you build it from the letter variants shown. The typing engine checks every pick, and your misses come back in later rounds.
Try it free →Watch every one of the 42 letters in use draw itself.
Animated stroke order for the full alphabet — the head-first logic of Thai script becomes visible in a single replay, with the retired letters ฃ and ฅ labeled in the chart.
Try it free →Review at 1, 3, 7, and 21 days — one queue, no homework pile.
Three consecutive correct answers master an item; a single wrong answer restarts its ladder. Letters and words share one due queue, so review is a list, not a chore.
See pricing →Recorded and synthesized speech, license-clean, on every letter and word.
Every letter, vowel form, and word plays audio — including the tone drills that train your ear. Clips come from openly licensed recordings and synthesized speech, all traceable.
Try it free →Levels 0–2 are free forever — the tones, first words, and more vowels.
No card needed to start, no streaks to defend, no ads. Premium unlocks levels 3–9 and is coming soon; your free progress carries over.
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