I developed an App for Practicing English Speaking

[dgrigoryan]

Speaking a new language has always been a challenge for me, not just the words, but the confidence to use them. As a naturally shy person, I often found myself hesitating, afraid of making mistakes or sounding awkward. This fear held me back from improving my speaking skills, and I knew I needed a better way to practice. That’s why I developed a mobile app called "SpeakIt Lab".

SpeakIt Lab is an app designed to help people like me build confidence in speaking. Instead of practicing with others right away, users can talk to their phones, receive real-time feedback, and improve at their own pace. The app uses interactive dialogues, speech recognition, and fun quizzes.

Now I need your help to understand if the app is truly useful for learners and to learn what features you’d like me to implement, I need your honest feedback. Your insights will be incredibly valuable in improving the app’s features and making it more effective.

If you're interested in trying it out and sharing your thoughts here is the link to the app:

Speak English with SupaSpeak App - App Store

Download Speak English with SupaSpeak by Davit Grigoryan on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like Speak English…

apps.apple.com

Thank you so much for your time and support!

 

[emsr2d2]

That link doesn't allow us to try it out. It takes me to the App Store and I would need to download it. I'm not going to do that.

 

[dgrigoryan]

That link doesn't allow us to try it out. It takes me to the App Store and I would need to download it. I'm not going to do that.

Well, because it's a mobile app for the iOS platform, it's obvious that it should take you to the App Store where the only way to use the app is to download it.

 

[emsr2d2]

Well, because it's a mobile app for the iOS platform, it's obvious that it should take you to the App Store where the only way to use the app is to download it.

OK. I'm just saying that I'm not prepared to download an app to my personal phone or laptop. I thought perhaps it was a link to a prototype that people could practise on.

 

[nomadnotes]

Speaking a new language has always been a challenge for me, not just the words, but the confidence to use them. As a naturally shy person, I often found myself hesitating, afraid of making mistakes or sounding awkward. This fear held me back from improving my speaking skills, and I knew I needed a better way to practice. That’s why I developed a mobile app called "SpeakIt Lab".

SpeakIt Lab is an app designed to help people like me build confidence in speaking. Instead of practicing with others right away, users can talk to their phones, receive real-time feedback, and improve at their own pace. The app uses interactive dialogues, speech recognition, and fun quizzes.

Now I need your help to understand if the app is truly useful for learners and to learn what features you’d like me to implement, I need your honest feedback. Your insights will be incredibly valuable in improving the app’s features and making it more effective.

If you're interested in trying it out and sharing your thoughts here is the link to the app:

Speak English with SupaSpeak App - App Store

Download Speak English with SupaSpeak by Davit Grigoryan on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like Speak English…

apps.apple.com

Thank you so much for your time and support!

Have downloaded it to try it. Personally not had much luck with apps in the past because of the lack of speaking element (which is probably the hardest part of learning a language - the confidence). I personally lean more towards actual teachers/classes or tutors if you want to improve your speaking, e.g. Preply. That way you have the chance to practice speaking with feedback, but you also know they have the patience to practice with you (unlike language meet ups, where I find the temptation is to speak English/the stronger language)

 

[emsr2d2]

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