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About TrackOnSight

Games, guides, and tools for people who learn by talking.

TrackOnSight is an independent project, built by one developer. We make free browser games you can play with anyone over voice, honest guides on getting better at speaking a new language, and a set of free tools for the Free4Talk community. The games you can play anywhere, and the guides help you speak better in any conversation — Free4Talk is simply one place we build for, not the reason we exist.

Our Mission

To help people get better — and have more fun — talking to each other out loud. That means practical guides for anyone learning to speak a language, and original games that give people a reason to jump on a voice call together in the first place.

Our Vision

A warm, welcoming home base for people who learn by speaking — where a beginner can pick up a guide, start a game with friends, and keep coming back to things that are genuinely useful and genuinely fun, on their own terms.

What We Do

We design and maintain original browser games, write first-hand guides grounded in real speaking practice, and build free, privacy-respecting tools — including an optional companion layer for people who practise on Free4Talk.

Ours to make, yours to play

Games that work with or without Free4Talk

Deedfall and Emberdeck are original games we built from scratch. They run in any browser and play over any voice call — so they are just as fun on a Discord call or a group in the same room as they are alongside a Free4Talk session. Open a table, share the link, and play.

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Why they stand on their own

Original games, built and maintained by us
Play over any voice call — no Free4Talk required
No account, no download, no purchases
Fill empty seats with computer players
Works in any modern browser
No real money anywhere in either game
What we stand for

Six principles behind the project

Original, not mirrored

Everything here is our own work — the games, every guide, and the tools are built from scratch, not scraped or rewritten from somewhere else. If it carries the TrackOnSight name, we made it.

Privacy without compromise

No account is needed to play a game, read a guide, or get a browser alert on your device. Watchlists are opt-in. We do not sell, share, or monetise user data in any form — ever.

Free, and free to stay

The games, the guides, and the core tools are free and will remain free. Features are chosen because they are useful, not to squeeze money out of people who are here to learn and play.

Inclusive by design

People here practise dozens of languages and come from all over the world. Every community is treated as a first-class citizen, in the guides and in the tools alike.

Depth over novelty

We would rather do a few things genuinely well than pile up half-finished features. Every game rule, every guide, and every tool is deliberate — signal, not noise.

Built to last

This is a long-term project, not a growth-hack. The games are maintained, the guides are kept honest and updated, and nothing is shipped just to chase a trend.

Ownership & Stewardship

Built with care. Maintained with intent.

Independent product stewardship

Independently built · Full-stack & AI Developer · Tamil Nadu, India

TrackOnSight is independently built and maintained by its founder — a full-stack developer based in Tamil Nadu, India. The games, the guides, and the tools have all been developed as a solo project, shaped around real use: things that are actually fun to play, guides that are honest and first-hand, and tools with zero surveillance.

It keeps being shaped around the same principles: original work over mirrored data, usefulness over noise, privacy by default, and clarity over hype.

Solo indie projectMaintained by Lohit TTamil Nadu, India

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers to the questions we hear most often about what TrackOnSight is.

TrackOnSight is an independent project that makes things for people who learn by talking out loud. There are three parts: original browser games you play with friends over voice (Deedfall and Emberdeck), first-hand guides on getting better at speaking a new language, and a set of free tools for people who practise on Free4Talk. The games and the guides work entirely on their own — the Free4Talk tools are one thing we build, not the whole reason the site exists.

No. The games run in any modern browser and can be played over any voice call — Free4Talk, a Discord call, a phone call, or a group in the same room. The guides are about speaking a language in general and apply to any conversation. Only the companion tools (the live room tracker, alerts, and bots) are specific to Free4Talk, and they are entirely optional.

No. TrackOnSight is a fully independent, community-built project. Free4Talk is a separate voice-chat platform that we build some optional tools for, using its publicly available data. We are not endorsed by, affiliated with, or officially connected to the Free4Talk team in any way.

Yes, both games are completely free. There is no account to create, nothing to download, and no in-game purchases. Any money inside a game is play money — it cannot be bought, sold, cashed out, or transferred. Short on players? The host can fill empty seats with computer players.

No. Playing the games, reading the guides, browsing live rooms, and getting browser push notifications on a single device all work with no account at all. Signing in with Google is only used to sync your personal watchlist across multiple devices.

Yes. Both the Music Bot and the AI Chatbot run entirely inside your browser as Chrome extensions. Neither sends your conversations, personal details, or room activity to our servers. You supply your own Gemini or Groq API key directly in the extension — it is stored locally in your browser and never leaves your device.

Questions, feedback, or a sharp idea?

We read feedback carefully — especially when it helps make the games, the guides, or the tools clearer and more useful.

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