Elispeak

The scenario-based approach is brilliant — practicing real conversations like job interviews or doctor visits is far more effective than grammar drills. This fills a genuine gap for non-native speakers preparing for workplace English.

can remeber history conversations?

Hope this is better than chat chatgpt can do

i like the concept keep it up

At Zenible, we work closely with freelancers — and communication confidence is one of their biggest pain points, especially on client calls, pitches, and negotiations. Elispeak's scenario-based approach is a natural fit for that audience, far more practical than free-form AI chat.

Great thing I personally look for these days. I'm russian speaking but want to make a career in international company and mock AI interview is must have for me but I haven't found any proper serviec even if it's paid. By the way how exactly this tool analyses pronunciation?

Honestly, English learning, especially for non-natives was always kinda hard. I am happy to see there is finally a tool that cuts the "just memorize the grammar" non-sense. Keep up the good work!

Great thing I personally look for these days. I'm russian speaking but want to make a career in international company and mock AI interview is must have for me but I haven't found any proper serviec even if it's paid. By the way how exactly this tool analyses pronunciation?

To maximize user acquisition, I highly recommend introducing a free trial period.

Hey Fazier — this is the founder. Elispeak is what I wished existed when I was learning English for work: a low-pressure way to actually speak out loud about real situations (interviews, work meetings, relocation paperwork, daily small talk) and get instant feedback on grammar, clarity, and pronunciation, without the cost or scheduling of a private tutor. The hardest part of building it was making the first minute feel safe enough that learners actually keep going past the awkward bit. We iterated a lot on scenario design and on how feedback is surfaced — too detailed and it kills momentum, too vague and learners can't act on it. We're focused on adult learners who already know some English but freeze in real conversations — interview prep, work English, relocation, and everyday confidence. Would love feedback from this community on whether the speaking value is obvious in the first minute.

I like the concept of this!

look interesting. great idea