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WellSpeak — Practice English and be confident in pronunciation
WellSpeak is a mobile app that helps you to become confident in your English speaking skills. AI and smart algorithms will help you with pronunciation and show how easy it is to speak like a native 😎"
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Vlad Kasner
Looks good!
Waiting for Android app.
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Howdy PH community!
@sergii_alekseev, Edgar, and Andriy built WellSpeak - an English Language Speech Assistant to help you learn to speak English fluently, easily, confidently.
Unlike other solutions that are focused on expanding vocabulary or matching with native speakers/tutors, they focus on practising phrases and getting instant feedback on what to improve in spoken English.
Give'em some love!
@anh_nguyen_hoang positioning. They are about improving accent, we are about braking language barrier. From the feature perspective we have AI to talk to. They don’t. All dialogs are predefined, our assistant can learn from you and change the context on the fly. It allows people to emulate real conversation
Great app with a big potential. Installed it. Good luck in promoting this useful product!
@ivanpalii thank you! Hope we could be in the same line with Grammarly and Preply :)
@alex_shevchuk thank you! We have won the «best of apps design 2020 in Ukraine». Girls who worked on design have made amazing work!
@alex_shevchuk yes. I'm publishing the article at HackerNoon this Saturday. So you will know how you can make the same trick :)
Hey makers! Congrats with the new design and new milestone - release on PH! I'm proud that I was involved in the first version of the app. Now it looks much better! Wish you all the best!
Just installed. Still playing g around with the interface, but first impressions: smooth modern design with a lot of potential. Being the son of immigrant parents, this is something that can definitely benefit a lot of individuals. Congrats on the launch and great work!
👋 Hi PH,
Here is Sergii, Edgar, and Andriy from Kyiv, Ukraine.
We believe that speaking skills are the hardest part when you learn English.
Especially for those people who live in not an English speaking country, as we do.
⚫ No one around to practice
⚫ No one can provide feedback
⚫ Fear of getting it wrong
🔨 Solution
That's why we build a WellSpeak - is an English Language Speech Assistant to help you learn to speak English fluently, easily, confidently.
🎁 Best features:
- Practice up to 5000+ phrases (idioms, tongue twisters, grammar rules, etc) and repeat them
- Get instant feedback on how to correct mistakes
- Compare your language proficiency with an average score in your country
- Talk to conversational AI with the ability to change the topic on the fly
⭐️ Subscription plans
You can use WellSpeak for free with a limit on the number of phrases per day.
Or activate WellSpeak Premium and get an unlimited number of phrases per day.
🙏 Let us know what you think - share your feedback and ideas on what we can improve🙌
@olesia_gnatovych please try it and provide your feedback either here or message me personally :)
I love the idea! it breaks the barriers to learn a language, when you are to ashamed to test your skills in public. Will this app will be avaible for other languages as well?
@fresh_food the ability to practice other languages was considered as a part of the scaling strategy. Now we are focusing only on English. Once we achieve our KPI with this, we can start working on the other languages.
@new_user_3041c5b003 it's in our roadmap ) will do our best to implement it ASAP ;)
That's what I am def going to use while having English lessons with my siblings. I needed some "assistance", as I am not a native :) Thank you, guys!
Yes, we are targeting people who just started to learn English. I know how you feel right now because I had the same issue when I started to learn English when I was 22 )
I participated in speaking clubs and had not been able to say even "Hello, my name is Sergii". My heart was beating so fast at that moment )
Great product! I've met so many folks who have sought coaching on improving their English speech. Now I finally have something I can recommend :)