Students
Speak Coach: speak up, we’ll polish it
Speak Coach gives students private speaking practice with a pronunciation heatmap that highlights the exact sounds to work on, plus tips for common mother-tongue-influence patterns. The audio stays in the browser, so practice is low-pressure and private.
Who it’s for: For students building spoken English confidence in Indian classrooms.
How it works
Read a passage aloud
The student speaks a passage; speech recognition analyses their pronunciation.
See the heatmap
A heatmap highlights which sounds and words need work, so practice is focused.
Apply targeted tips
Tips address common mother-tongue-influence patterns, helping the student self-correct.
See it in a real classroom
Her phoneme heatmap lights up on /v/–/w/ — a known Telugu–English interference — and the sound gym queues a drill for exactly that pair. Her recordings are scored in the browser; the audio never leaves her device. All of it happened only after her father approved the consent request.
Why it matters: Pronunciation practice that targets her exact interference — with the audio staying on her device.
Who uses it, and for what
Students: Read-aloud scoring, sound gym, shadowing, free talk.
Teachers: Assign passages and track class fluency progress.
Parents: The consent gate is yours — nothing records without your approval.
What makes it different
Pronunciation heatmaps
A visual map of strong and weak sounds turns vague "speak better" advice into specific targets.
Mother-tongue-influence tips
Guidance is tuned to the patterns Indian learners commonly carry over from their first language.
Audio stays in-browser
Recordings stay on the student’s device during practice, keeping speaking low-stakes and private.
Questions schools ask
Is my voice recording uploaded?
Practice audio stays in the browser, so students can rehearse privately without their voice being stored elsewhere.
Does it understand Indian accents?
Yes. It uses a speech model configured for Indian English and gives tips tuned to common first-language influence patterns.
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Edvation · Updated July 2026