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A live AI tutor that talks back and corrects you as you go, at your level, for the conversation you have coming up.

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Speaking Conversation

A conversation, not a script.

You talk. It talks back, out loud, and fixes your English without stopping the conversation.

A speaking lesson at a restaurant. The tutor asks a question out loud, you answer, and a mistake gets a quick spoken fix with the phrase on screen to say again. The tutor wraps up before time runs out, and the fix is kept for your recap.

Listening Listening Story

A story, then the part you missed.

Heard, not read. Miss a question and you hear just that part again.

A listening lesson. The last part of a short story plays with nothing on screen to read, then a question about it. At the end, a missed question opens onto that part of the story to hear again, and its words appear only if you ask for them.

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Reading aloud Read Aloud

Read out loud. It follows along.

Line by line, it catches the words you misread and leaves your accent alone.

A read-aloud lesson. You read a four-line passage out loud, one lit line at a time. The coach ticks each line, puts a misread word up to try again, and ignores your accent. At the end the passage comes back marked line by line.

Writing Writing Studio

Corrections inside your own sentences.

Write at your own pace. Every fix comes back marked where you made it.

A writing lesson. You write a few lines at your own pace and send them. The tutor's reply marks each mistake inside your own sentences, explains each fix, scores grammar, vocabulary and flow, and ends with one good way to write it.

Climb the Ladder, or practise one thing.

The Ladder

A path through each skill that starts at your level.

Skill

A1–A2
  1. Say hello and introduce yourself
  2. Order a drink
  3. Talk about your day
  4. Order food and fix a problem
B1–B2
  1. Make plans with someoneYou start here
  2. Explain a problem on the phone
  3. Give your opinion and back it up
  4. Handle a job interview
C1–C2
  1. Disagree without causing offence
  2. Tell a story that lands
  3. Shift register on purpose
  4. Think out loud under pressure

Intermediate speaking starts at “Make plans with someone”.

The Practice Studio

Any lesson, any topic, ready in a moment.

Have a conversation about a job interview.

Out loud, with your tutor. A quiet spot and headphones help.

Lesson

Topic

Plans

One tutoring hour costs more than a month of Pro.

Everything free for 3 days, with a card on file. Cancel before the trial ends and pay nothing.

Your card is charged when the 3-day trial ends. Cancel before then and pay nothing. Monthly and yearly plans renew until you cancel. The three-month term is one payment and ends on its own. Prices in US dollars.

Honestly

What it won't pretend to do.

A tutor that guesses is a tutor you stop trusting. So a few things are left out on purpose, and you know which before you start.

  • No pronunciation score

    The coach tells you which words went wrong. It won't grade your accent.

  • No level test

    You pick Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced. Nothing here tests you again.

  • No streaks, no daily goals

    Your progress is counted. It is never turned into a chain you have to keep up.

  • Limits, said up front

    Each plan includes a set amount of talking a month. You always see what's left before you start.

  • The app is in English

    You practise English. Spanish and German are coming. The screens stay in English. The tutor may explain a word in your first language, and that's all.

  • No promises about the result

    It helps you rehearse the conversation. It does not predict your score, and it is not the test or the interview itself.

Questions

What people ask before they start.

What is Speakelle?

Speakelle is a live AI English tutor on the web. You talk, it talks back, and it corrects you as you go. It also makes listening, reading, and writing lessons at the level you chose. It will not score your accent, test your level, or keep a streak.

How does Speakelle make lessons?

Every lesson is generated when you ask for it, at Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced. Nothing is a recording someone else already sat through. You can climb the 48-step Ladder, pick a topic in the Practice Studio, or rehearse a conversation you actually have coming up.

Which languages can I practise on Speakelle?

English today. Spanish and German are coming. The app itself stays in English. The tutor may explain a word in your first language, then returns to the language you are practising.

Does Speakelle score pronunciation or accent?

No. The coach tells you which words it heard go wrong. An accent is not a mistake, and there is no pronunciation score.

Is Speakelle free?

No. There is no free plan. Every first subscription starts with a 3-day trial on a card. Cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing. Pro is $14.99 a month. Pro+ is $39.99 a month, or $89 for three months, one payment.

Can I practise for a job interview or a visa interview?

Yes. Name the conversation when you sign up. Your first lesson is built around it, at your level, and a Rehearsal is filled in with the interviewer or officer on the other side. Home puts that pathway first for the first 14 days, or until a week after the date you gave.

What is the Speakelle Ladder?

48 steps from beginner to advanced, across speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Finish one and the next opens. Your best score is kept, including scores you repair later in a Retry Drill.

What is a Speakelle Pathway?

The route that opens when you say why you need the language: a visa or immigration interview, a job interview, a new job, daily life, work meetings, study, a booked test, or something you write yourself. Change it any time on your profile.

Start with the conversation you have coming up.

Name it, and your first lesson is that conversation. Made for you, before you walk in.

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