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Line Perfect vs LineLearner

An audio-first classic: the cast records the scene, and your own lines are replaced by gaps.

Where LineLearner is stronger

You hear the real voices of the people you will act with.
Cast members can record their own parts and share them.
Simple, audio-only practice that works with the screen off.
One small purchase, no subscription.

Where Line Perfect is stronger

No recording needed: paste the script and the other roles are read straight away.
Listens and marks every word of your line.
Works from the text itself, so hints, hiding and word-level history are possible.
Spaced repetition.

Side by side

	Line Perfect	LineLearner · Peter Allday
How a script is organised	Script → scene → line. Acts are labels on scenes; stage directions are kept apart from lines.	Script → scenes → characters, as recorded audio.
Getting a script in	Paste, .txt / .md files, PDFs (scanned pages are read on the device), photo or camera scan. No Word or Final Draft import.	PDF and Word files are shown on screen while you record; they are not parsed into lines.
The other roles	Text-to-speech on the device. One face and one chosen voice per role; natural voices in eight languages. You cannot record real voices.	Recordings — yours or your cast's — with pitch shifting to tell voices apart.
Listens to you	Yes, on the device. Moves on by itself when your line is finished.	No.
Feedback on your words	Every word marked as matched, read differently or skipped, with what you said instead.	None.
Spaced repetition	Yes — the SM-2 schedule, built from your results.	No.
Self-tape / teleprompter	No.	No.
Working with your cast	No.	Cast members can record their parts and send them back.
Account and privacy	No account. Texts and voice stay on the device; no ads, no tracking.	The App Store privacy label says no data is collected.
Platforms	iPhone (iOS 18 or later).	iOS.
Price	Free with 12 minutes in any 30. $0.99 / month or $9.99 / year, first 7 days free.	$3.99 once.

Which should you choose?

Choose LineLearner if

your cast is willing to record the play and you want to learn by ear from their actual voices.

Choose Line Perfect if

you are learning alone, tonight, and want feedback on accuracy.

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About this comparison: the information on LineLearner comes from its public App Store listing and website as they appeared on 11 October 2026. We have not tested LineLearner ourselves, apps change, and listings can be incomplete — check the developer's own page before deciding. Prices are US App Store prices on that date. LineLearner is the property of its owner; we are not affiliated with it. If something here is wrong, write to [email protected] and we will correct it. LineLearner on the App Store

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