AVS Library Manager vs Tryshadowing: which is better? (2026)

AVS Library Manager

Run your whole library from your phone — members, seats, monthly fees, books & reports in one simple app.

Run your whole library from your phone — members, seats, monthly fees, books & reports in one simple app. Free demo. Android & iOS. 1000+ Library Owners already using this app Issue & return books with reminders Fine Collection & Reports Backup & Security Save 2–4 Hours Daily Book & Member Management mobile app with all features Lifetime Updates

Tryshadowing

Free English Shadowing with YouTube Videos — TryShadowing

Why shadowing works Shadowing means listening to a native speaker and repeating right away, copying their pronunciation, rhythm, stress and intonation. Because you imitate real speech instead of reading word lists, your mouth learns the natural flow of English — and your listening gets sharper at the same time. It works best with content you actually enjoy. TryShadowing turns any YouTube video — talks, vlogs, lessons, interviews — into a speaking exercise, so daily practice feels less like studying and more like watching. Free English speaking practice with any YouTube video Paste a link or pick a ready lesson, and we split the captions into short, speakable sentences. Play each line, shadow it out loud, record your voice, and get an instant pronunciation score so you know exactly what to improve. Practice American, British, Australian or any English accent — you learn from real videos, at your level (A1–C2) and on topics you care about, from everyday conversation to business, science and interviews. It's completely free and no account is required to start. Also train your ear with dictation Beyond speaking, TryShadowing includes a built-in dictation mode: listen to a sentence, type what you hear, and get scored word by word — with instant feedback on the exact words you missed. It's one of the most effective ways to improve listening comprehension and spelling. Dictation lessons are organised by topic and CEFR level (A1–C2), from greetings and small talk to numbers, travel and business. Practise a few sentences a day, review the words you mishear with spaced repetition, and watch your listening get sharper — a natural companion to shadowing.