sayitsayit
AI English tutor

English speaking practice with a score on every take

sayit's speaking practice is a recorder, not a chat window: you speak a line or answer a prompt, and you get a clarity verdict on every word, your pace, and the one sound worth fixing before your next take — usually in under a minute.
  • Free
  • No card
  • Scored every time
A 5-step routine

How to actually practise this

  1. 1

    Choose read-aloud or freeform

    Read a set line for exact per-word scoring, or answer in your own words for a fluency-first take.

    Open Practice
  2. 2

    Record with the mic settings alone

    sayit needs the raw signal — don't let your device "help" with echo cancellation or noise removal mid-take.

  3. 3

    Read the transcript

    Clear, unclear, or check — every word gets one of three verdicts, not a single sentence-level score.

  4. 4

    Open a flagged word

    See your IPA next to the target IPA for the exact sound that slipped.

  5. 5

    Drill the rhythm

    Practise the same contrast against a beat before your next take.

    Open Pacing
What you'll see

What the feedback shows

  • Pace — words per minute against a natural range
  • Filler words — frequency of "um"/"uh"
  • Pauses — where they fell and whether they helped or hurt
  • Sounds — a verdict and IPA for every word
Questions

Straight answers

Is this the same as talking to a person?

No. There's no back-and-forth conversation here — you speak, and it's scored. For rehearsed dialogue with a tutor voice, see conversation practice.

Can I practise reading aloud instead of speaking freely?

Yes — read mode scores you against an exact script (reference mode), which is the most precise per-word feedback sayit gives.

Does my accent affect the score?

No. sayit is accent-tolerant: it flags sound contrasts that change meaning, not the accent itself. See the accent guides.