Speakeroo speaking coach

Analyze a spoken recording: it is transcribed, then returns everything analyze_transcript does plus delivery metrics only audio can give: words per minute, pace, pauses per minute, filler rate, pitch (median and range) and vocal expression, and pacing, pronunciation and engagement scores. Limits: up to 120 seconds and 10 MB; mp3, m4a/mp4, wav, webm, ogg or flac; at least 30 spoken words. Pass audioUrl (public https) or audioBase64. Free: 1 analysis a day per network, or per account when signed in; a try that fails on our side does not count, up to 3 tries a day. Audio is deleted once the response is sent.

Coach a speech from its text. Returns weak and filler words with firmer alternatives, rhetorical devices, delivery and rhetoric feedback, grammar/vocabulary/coherence scores (1-10) on the Speakeroo rubric, and word-level issues with the excerpt and a fix. Input: 30-1500 words. Text cannot show pace, pauses, pitch or pronunciation; use analyze_speech with a recording for those. Free, 5 text analyses a day per network, or per account when signed in, shared with refine_transcript.

A four-level speaking rubric teachers use for speaking homework: fluency, pronunciation, vocabulary range and task completion, with a descriptor for every level. Links to the page with a CSV download. analyze_transcript and analyze_speech score on Speakeroo's own 1-10 rubric.

Random speech topics to practise with: impromptu, persuasive, informative, presentation, IELTS Speaking Part 1 questions or Part 2 cue cards. Each result links to the full list on speakeroo.app, where every topic opens a timed practice session.

How to pronounce an English word Speakeroo has a guide for: IPA, a plain respelling, syllables with the stressed one, sound tips, a note on the usual mistake and two example sentences. Links to the guide, where you can record yourself and get a pronunciation check.

The common filler words in spoken English grouped by what they do, and the steps to stop using them. Links to the guide on speakeroo.app, which has a free filler word tracker.

Rewrite a speech into a clear structure (PREP, STAR, problem-solution, rule of three and others) chosen to fit it. Returns the rewritten sections, the structure with a 1-10 score for how well the original already followed it, a summary of what changed and one delivery tip. Input: 30-1500 words. Shares the daily text allowance with analyze_transcript.