Speaking & pronunciation · Early access

Practice speaking without anyone watching.

Record on your phone or laptop. See what a listener actually heard, where you paused, and what to say next time, then drill it with model audio.

How it works

From tap to feedback.

No class to book, no partner to find. Just you, a prompt, and feedback you can act on.

1

Record

Tap record on your phone or laptop and answer the prompt. No setup, and nobody listening in.

2

Read what they heard

Your answer comes back as a transcript: what a listener actually caught, and the word that did not land. If it misheard you, correct it, so the feedback is about your speaking.

3

See your pacing

Where you paused, for how long, and how fast you went, worked out from the timing of your words. You see the moment the answer got away from you.

4

Drill it

One pronunciation drill with model audio. Listen, shadow the reference, record again and compare. Later it comes back in a new topic to check it stuck.

What's inside

What you can practice.

Everyday conversation, the IELTS speaking test, and the meeting you are dreading, all with the same coach.

Everyday English

Everyday answers, said out loud

  • Start with a private baseline recording, just for you
  • Turn short answers into full ones, with a reason and an example
  • Phrases for asking someone to repeat, slow down or clarify
  • Clarity drills built from daily life, not textbook lines
IELTS Speaking

Parts 1 to 3, timed like the real thing

  • Part 1 familiar topics, with answers you can expand
  • Part 2 cue cards for the long turn
  • Part 3 discussion questions that push you to reason out loud
  • Model answers by band, so you can see what a stronger answer does differently
Work roleplays

Rehearse the meeting before the meeting

  • Roleplay a meeting, an interview or a tough conversation
  • Meeting feedback on what worked and what to change next time
  • Part of the Business Roleplay Pack
Shadowing

Copy the rhythm, then make it yours

  • Listen to a reference recording and notice how the words link together
  • Shadow it, record yourself, and compare
  • Then say it in your own words on a new topic
  • Phrases from daily life, work and IELTS-style answers
Fairness

Your accent is yours.

Clear English comes in every accent. We coach the clarity and leave the accent alone.

ClarityWe coach clarity, never accentThe only question that matters is whether a listener understood you. There is no accent to aim for and no accent score, ever.
How it worksYour words and your pacing, nothing elseFeedback comes from what you said and how it was paced, not from judging the sound of your voice. That is what makes it specific enough to act on.
PrivatePrivate by defaultYour recordings coach you and nothing else. No audience, no class, no advertising trackers. Export or delete your data whenever you ask.
Plans

Plans for speakers.

Speak & Pronunciation is free for everyone: 1 speaking attempt and 1 pronunciation drill a day. Upgrade for more attempts, more drills and voice minutes. Prices in USD.

$15/mo

Speaking Confidence Pro

  • 60 speaking attempts and 60 pronunciation drills a day
  • 180 voice minutes a month
  • Model audio for every drill
$19/mo

Lumen Pro Plus

  • Everything in Lumen Pro, with up to 100 writing evaluations a day, repair drills, review that brings weak skills back and a progress dashboard
  • 100 speaking attempts and 100 pronunciation drills a day, 240 voice minutes a month
  • Priority AI feedback
  • 3 human review credits a month
Early access

Honest about what's ready.

Early accessSpeaking is in early accessPronunciation feedback is built from your transcript and timing, plus model audio to copy, not a sound analysis of your voice. Lessons and drills are still being refined, and we will always tell you what is ready.

IELTS is a registered trademark of the British Council, IDP: IELTS Australia and Cambridge University Press & Assessment. Lumen is an independent preparation product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by the IELTS partners. Band estimates are estimates, not official scores.