What Speakle is
Speakle is an English speaking practice app, built to get you speaking English more rather than to teach you grammar rules. An AI coach scores every word you say for pronunciation, fluency, grammar and whether you answered the question, remembers the mistakes you repeat, and plans the drills that fix them, so your grammar improves while you talk. Learners talk face to face with a live AI tutor, take scored 60-second speaking tests, follow a 109-unit course from beginner (A1) to advanced (C2) in which every lesson ends with speaking, rehearse real conversations such as interviews and exams, and climb a weekly League ranked by minutes spoken. Feedback is explained in nine native languages: Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Thai, Vietnamese, Turkish and Portuguese.
In practice, that means you speak from the first minute. You answer questions out loud, rehearse conversations you have coming up, and get feedback that starts with what went well and names one clear thing to work on next.
Who it is for
Speakle is built for adults and older students at every level, from complete beginners to confident speakers, and especially for people who can read and understand some English but hesitate, freeze or feel embarrassed when they have to speak it: in a job interview, a meeting, a speaking exam, while travelling, or with friends and family. It is a place to learn, practise and improve. It does not issue official exam results or certificates of your level.
Is Speakle an English learning app or a speaking practice app?
A speaking practice app first. Speakle is built to get you speaking English more, not to teach you grammar rules: you talk, it scores every word, remembers the mistakes you repeat and plans the drills that fix them, so your grammar improves while you speak. Beginners are welcome too: the 109-unit course starts at A1 and every lesson ends with you speaking. The difference from apps like Duolingo: they teach first and ask you to speak later; Speakle starts with speaking and teaches you from the mistakes you actually make.
Does Speakle teach grammar?
Not with lectures. Speakle listens to how you speak, notes the grammar slips you repeat, explains each one in a line in your own language, and brings it back in your drills and conversations until you stop making it. If you want the rule itself, there are 49 short grammar chapters, and the first 35 are free.
What we believe about learning to speak
- Speaking is its own skill. It improves by speaking out loud, not by tapping answers.
- Practice should feel safe. Your practice is private, and you choose how much correction you see, from light to strict.
- Feedback should be understandable. Explanations can come in your own language, including why your first language makes certain mistakes more likely.
- Scores should be honest. Level estimates are estimates, and we say so. How Speakle scores your speaking explains what is measured and where the limits are.
- The goal is being understood. You do not need to lose your accent or sound like anyone else to speak English well.
Nine languages, priced for where you live
Explanations and hints work in nine native languages, and plans are priced for local markets in more than 25 countries. There is a free plan, with a scored speaking session every day and no card needed, so you can find out whether Speakle helps before you pay for anything. The details are on the pricing page.
For teachers and academies
Teachers and language schools can give their students daily speaking practice between classes, and see who practised and what they found difficult. Read more about Speakle for teachers.
Who runs Speakle
Speakle is owned and operated by I CAN LEARN LLC, a company registered in Wyoming, USA. Speakle is in early access: students who join now talk to the team directly and help shape what gets built next.
Get in touch
Questions, feedback and support requests go to [email protected]. For billing, privacy and academy enquiries, see every way to contact us. Our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service explain how the service works and how your data is handled.