Speaking
Speak, and be scored from your voice
A fresh cue card for your exam and level. Record your answer, and pronunciation, fluency, vocabulary and grammar come back scored, with corrections quoting your own sentences.

How to use it
- ⏱ 60s prep · 120s speak
Cue card
Describe a place you love and explain why you go back to it.
You should say:
- · where it is
- · what it looks like
- · why it matters to you
Take your cue card.
- REC00:24 / 00:30
“The place I keep going back to is my grandmother's kitchen…”
Record your answer in the browser.
Estimated band
6.5 / 9
Pronunciation7.0Fluency6.5“Depend” takes “on” or “upon” before its object — this one has come back three times in review.
Read your bands and your corrections.
Try it yourself
Your cue
Describe a place you love and explain why you go back to it.
Speak for 15 to 30 seconds
Scored by the same engine as the product.
Every score here is an estimate from our own graders, never an official result.
What's inside
The sample above is a taste. This is what you actually get.
Speaking coach
A fresh cue card every time you sit down, at your level and for your exam, never the same one twice. You record in the browser, and pronunciation and fluency come back as bands read from the audio itself, quoting the words that cost you.
Advanced Speaking
A nine-rung ladder that starts at reading a sentence aloud and ends at holding an unprepared conversation with a coach that answers back. You climb only when a rung has been shown on enough separate occasions to count, so the level you reach is one you actually hold.
Your word ledger
No word counts as yours because you saw it once. It passes five gates first: knowing the meaning, saying the sound, catching it by ear, recalling it cold, and using it in a sentence of your own.
What you get wrong
Every slip is kept with the sentence it happened in, then brought back after 1, 3, 7 and 21 days. Answer well and the gaps widen; slip again and they close in until you own it.
Your recordings
Every take is stored with the bands it was given, so you can replay the exact audio the scorer heard. Put last month's take next to today's and the progress is audible, not claimed.
Your dashboard
One screen holds the whole picture: today's task, your level and your goal, the review that is due and what your last mock said. You open it and know what to do next without deciding anything.
Pricing
Start learning by choosing the plan that suits you.
General English includes the AI Tutor and Advanced Speaking, IELTS includes everything, and nothing is sold on top.
Also on plans of their own: English for childrenStudent Book Practice for Grade 12
General English
AI Tutor and Advanced Speaking included
15.00 JODper month
- Adaptive placement test
- A plan built on your result
- Daily lessons in the core skills
- Progress tracking
IELTS
Everything switched on
80.00 JODper month
- Full IELTS placement
- Practice in the exam's own format
- Writing and speaking, graded
- Timed mock tests
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