Our mission
We do not just want to show a score. We want learners to understand why they got that score and what should change in the next attempt.
About SpeakAce
Who is SpeakAce?
SpeakAce is a next-generation speaking practice platform built to make IELTS and TOEFL preparation clearer, more motivating, and more accessible. Our goal is to help learners know what to say, what to fix, and how to feel more confident in each retry.
Our approach
We build SpeakAce as a calm, practical study space. Every feature should create more clarity, more repetition, and a stronger sense of progress.
What the team focuses on
We improve the product step by step by thinking about students, teachers, and schools together and refining the system every day.
Why AI
Speaking feedback available at any hour
Getting meaningful speaking feedback used to mean booking a tutor, waiting for a slot, and hoping for detailed notes. SpeakAce replaces that wait with an AI coach that is available every day, scores every attempt, and always has time for one more retry.
Available 24/7
Practice at 6am before work or 11pm after class. No scheduling, no waiting lists, no cancellations.
Instant, detailed feedback
Every speaking attempt produces a score across fluency, pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary — within seconds.
Affordable at any level
From free daily practice to unlimited plans, SpeakAce fits a student budget without cutting corners on feedback quality.
Real-time improvement loop
Read your transcript, see the improved version, and retry immediately. That cycle is what turns feedback into actual score growth.
How it works
AI that evaluates the full picture
SpeakAce does not only check if you spoke. It evaluates how you spoke — looking at pronunciation clarity, fluency and natural rhythm, grammatical range and accuracy, and vocabulary depth. Each dimension contributes to an overall band estimate that reflects real IELTS and TOEFL marking criteria.
Pronunciation
Evaluates clarity, word stress, and how well individual sounds are produced and understood.
Fluency and coherence
Measures natural pacing, idea linking, pause frequency, and whether the response flows or sounds rehearsed.
Grammar
Checks grammatical range and accuracy — whether you use a variety of structures and how cleanly you control them.
Vocabulary
Evaluates word range, precision, and whether you can express ideas with appropriately varied and specific language.
Who uses SpeakAce
Self-study learners, teachers, and institutions
Self-study learners
Candidates preparing for IELTS or TOEFL independently who want real feedback, not just practice prompts. SpeakAce replaces the tutor for daily habit work.
Teachers with classes
Teachers who want students to practice outside class and come to lessons already knowing their weak spots. Class tools, homework assignments, and at-risk alerts are built in.
Language institutions
Schools and training centres that need scalable speaking practice for many students without scaling teacher hours proportionally.
40+
Countries
Learners from over 40 countries use SpeakAce to prepare for IELTS and TOEFL speaking sections.
10k+
Speaking sessions
More than ten thousand speaking attempts have been scored, transcribed, and reviewed on the platform.
24/7
Always available
No office hours, no booking required. Every learner gets the same quality of feedback at any time of day.
Feedback quality
Our approach to making feedback actually useful
A score alone does not improve speaking. SpeakAce pairs every score with a full transcript, an improved version of your answer, category-level breakdown, and specific suggestions for the next attempt. The feedback loop is designed so that a learner who completes five sessions in a week can see exactly what is changing and what still needs work.
We refine the feedback model continuously — checking it against real IELTS rubric criteria, testing edge cases in non-native speech, and improving the clarity of the language the system uses to explain what needs to change.
What we believe
We want stronger speaking practice to feel easier to start
A good speaking platform should not confuse learners. It should show the next step clearly and make consistent practice easier to keep.