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A voice AI speaking coach in your pocket

Think clearly.
Speak confidently.
Communicate better.

Say what is on your mind, in your own words. Your coach says it back the way a confident native speaker would: the right words, natural idioms, your thought finished and put in order, and your idea kept. Hear it, learn from it, and say it better next time.

Talk to Echo right here, for two minutes. No account, no download.

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  • Your words, polished
  • New vocabulary and idioms
  • A quiz to make them stick
The app, in a minute.
How it works

You speak. It comes back polished.

You bring the idea. Your coach finds the words a confident native speaker would use for it, and says your speech back so you can hear the difference.

  1. Speak your mind

    Echo gives you a topic. Talk about it for a minute or two, the way it comes out: pauses, "um"s, half-finished sentences and all.

  2. Hear it back polished

    Echo says your speech back the way a fluent, confident native speaker would. Same ideas, same order, in better English.

  3. Learn from your own words

    Hearing your own thought said well is how new words and idioms stick. Echo names the key ones, and they are saved for you.

An example

Echo: If you could master any skill overnight, what would it be?

You said

“Honestly? Public speaking. Last spring I, um, froze halfway through my sister's wedding toast, like in front of eighty people. So if I could, I'd just… be good at it. Not nervous and stuff.”

Echo said back

“Honestly, it would be public speaking. Last spring, I froze halfway through my sister's wedding toast, in front of about eighty people. So if I could master one skill overnight, I'd want to speak with poise, without my nerves getting the better of me. Ultimately, I'd love to hold a room instead of dreading it.”

Key takeaways: poise · get the better of · hold a room. Saved to your word list.

What the polish does

  • Swaps vague words for precise vocabulary
  • Uses idioms where a native speaker would
  • Completes the thoughts you left unfinished
  • Gives your speech a clear, logical structure
  • Corrects grammar and drops the filler
  • Keeps your core idea, in your order

What comes back is still your speech: your ideas, in your order, said the way you would want to say them.

Vocabulary & quiz

Every call grows your vocabulary

The words and idioms Echo uses in your polished speech are saved to your word list, with what each one means and the sentence it came from. Then the quiz tests you on them, until they are yours.

Your word list

Vocabulary you recently came across in your calls

  • poise

    Heard 2×

    calm, assured confidence

    “I’d want to speak with poise.”

  • get the better of

    to overcome or defeat someone

    “Without my nerves getting the better of me.”

  • hold a room

    keep an audience’s full attention

    “I’d love to hold a room instead of dreading it.”

Saved as you talk. Nothing to write down, no flashcards to make.

Quiz yourself

On the vocabulary from your recent calls. Try it:

Fill the gap

1 / 4

“I’d want to speak with …, without my nerves getting the better of me.”

  • Fill the gap in your coach’s sentence, or pick the word from its meaning.
  • Four options, all from your own word list.
  • Miss one, and it comes back a few questions later.
Coaches

One coach today. More on the way.

Each coach is a different kind of practice. Start with Echo, and get targeted practice for storytelling and for putting your thoughts into words as new coaches join.

Available now

Echo

Impromptu speaking

A surprise topic, like Table Topics at a Toastmasters club. Speak on it for a minute or two, hear it said back polished, and get the next topic.

Coming soon

Storytelling

Targeted practice

Tell a story so it lands: a clear start, a middle that builds, and an ending people remember. Your coach helps you shape it, then says it back told well.

Coming soon

Thought articulation

Targeted practice

For when you know what you think but it comes out tangled. Practise putting a complex idea into clear, logical words, one point after another.

Questions

Before you start talking

What does Echo actually change in what I say?
It takes out the filler and the repetition, corrects the grammar, finishes the thoughts you left half-said, fills the gaps in your logic where your meaning is clear, and puts it all in an order that flows, using precise vocabulary and natural idioms. Your ideas stay yours, in your order: what comes back is still your speech, said better.
How do I learn the new words?
By hearing them in your own speech, which is what makes them stick. After each polished speech, Echo names the key takeaways out loud. In the app they are saved to your word list, with what each one means and the sentence it came from, and the quiz tests you on them.
Do I need an account to try it?
No. Press "Try Echo" on this page and talk to Echo in your browser for two minutes. Nothing from the trial is saved to an account. Keep practising in the app, where your calls and your word list are kept.
Is it free?
Yes, to start. The free plan has every coach and 10 minutes of calls a week. Pro removes the weekly limit, and you can subscribe in the app.
Does it work if English is not my first language?
That is who it is built for. You think in ideas, and often know exactly what you mean; Echo gives you the words a confident native speaker would use for it, so you can hear the gap between how you said it and how you could.
What happens to my voice?
It is turned into text as you speak, and we never keep recordings of it. In the app, the transcript of each call is saved so you can look back at it, and you can delete any call. The privacy policy has the detail.
What other coaches are coming?
Coaches for targeted practice: telling a story so it lands, and putting a complex thought into clear, logical words. Echo is first, and the rest join it in the app.

Your ideas deserve better words.

Speak. Improve. Repeat. A few minutes a day with your coach, on your commute or in the coffee line, and the words start coming to you on their own.

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The app is coming soon to iPhone and Android. Until then, try Echo right here.