AI English tutor

An AI tutor that listens — and tells you the truth

sayit is an AI English tutor that listens to you speak, scores every sound and your fluency, and shows the one fix worth making next. It isn’t a human, and it doesn’t grade your grammar — read on for exactly what it does and doesn’t do, then try it on the right.
  • Free, no card
  • No chatbot gimmicks
  • Real per-sound scoring
The honest version

What an AI tutor can and can't do

What sayit does

Listens to a recording of your voice, scores every word for clarity, measures pace and pauses and filler words, and shows your IPA next to the target IPA for any sound that slipped — the same depth of feedback whether you're a guest or a paying member.

What it doesn't do

It isn’t a human tutor, and it doesn’t grade grammar, vocabulary range or essay writing. Conversation practice runs guided roleplay scenes with suggested lines — it isn’t an open-ended chatbot that improvises replies.
Three steps

How it works

01

Speak

Answer a prompt or read a line — freeform or an exact script, your choice.

02

See every sound scored

A clarity verdict on every word, your IPA next to the target IPA where it slipped.

03

Fix one thing and go again

One flagged sound, one drill, one more take — the loop that actually moves a score.

Pricing

Free to start, honest about limits

A free account gives you around 30 minutes of scored practice every month, no card required. Paid plans raise that allowance and add full history — the scoring engine underneath never changes. See plans.

Questions

Straight answers

Is it free?

Yes. A free account with no card gives you around 30 minutes of scored practice every month. Paid plans add more practice time and full history — never a different scorer.

Is it a real tutor?

It's an AI that listens and scores your pronunciation and fluency — real feedback, but not a human. It doesn't grade grammar or vocabulary depth, and Conversation runs scripted roleplay scenes, not open-ended chat.

Does it work with my accent?

Yes. sayit is accent-tolerant: it flags the sound contrasts that change meaning, not the accent itself. See the accent guides for first-language-specific detail.

Which devices does it work on?

A browser on desktop or mobile, a native iPhone app, and a Chrome/Edge extension. There's no Android app yet.