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Loora review

A focused mobile app for practicing spoken English with adaptive AI feedback.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Loora is a mobile English-speaking app for adult learners from beginner to advanced levels. It centers on AI English conversations, helping learners practice speaking through classic, role-play, and Read and Talk lessons. Conversations adapt to the learner’s speaking difficulty, while real-time pronunciation and grammar feedback highlights areas to review. The app also includes pronunciation recording and scoring, saved vocabulary, saved takeaways, a placement test, and personalized review. It is available on iPhone, iPad, and Android.

Loora’s pricing is structured around Monthly, 3-month, and Yearly plans. The Monthly plan includes unlimited lessons, unlimited Talk after the first daily lesson, and pronunciation and grammar feedback. The 3-month plan offers the same features and is charged upfront for three months, while the Yearly plan offers the same features and is charged upfront for 12 months. Prices vary by country and current promotions, with the exact amount shown through the student login. Learners receive one full free lesson, but access is otherwise paid rather than unlimited free.

The app’s strongest fit is for learners who want frequent spoken-English practice with immediate feedback instead of a broad multilingual curriculum. Its open-ended conversations, role-play activities, pronunciation scoring, and adaptive difficulty give speaking practice a clear focus, while saved vocabulary and takeaways support review between lessons. The trade-off is platform and language scope: Loora is designed for English and does not currently offer a computer or browser version. Choose it for mobile-first English conversation practice; consider an alternative if you need browser access or instruction across multiple target languages.

Loora pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Real-time pronunciation and grammar feedback
    • Role-play, Read and Talk, and classic lesson modes
    • Adaptive difficulty with saved vocabulary and takeaways
  • Where it doesn't
    • Focused on English rather than multiple target languages
    • No computer or browser version
    • Paid access, with only one full free lesson

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