
Speakeroo
Free AI speaking coach: speak out loud, get instant feedback
AI & Machine Learning·Productivity·Education
What is Speakeroo?
Speakeroo is a free AI speaking coach for people who want to improve their English speaking, public speaking, and pronunciation. You record your speech, choose a practice mode, and get instant feedback on pronunciation, fluency, pace, grammar, vocabulary, filler words, and confidence. The page says your first session is free and does not require signing up.
The app is aimed at learners who want clearer pronunciation, smoother fluency, stronger vocabulary, and more confident spoken English. Practice modes include shadow speaking, conversation, impromptu answers, and public speaking. Results are shown on boards covering issues such as filler words, sounds to work on, and long pauses, along with an accent analysis and speech metrics like pace and vocabulary range. A control room view tracks practice rank, speaking level, and trophies.
Speakeroo also offers a Team plan for teachers, classes, and companies. Admins can invite members by email, sort them into groups, assign practice with due dates, build a shared library of clips and topics, and review sessions. The page lists the Team plan at $6 per seat per month with a 7-day free trial.
What sets it apart, according to the page, is that feedback is tied to specific issues in your own speech, and that you can practise with material such as classic book excerpts, public agency facts, and talks. Speakeroo is best suited to anyone who wants focused, repeatable speaking practice without needing a human coach for every session.
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