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Speaking.app review

Freemium#17 of 25 in AI Speech Coaching Apps

A web-based rehearsal coach with useful post-recording speech analysis.

7.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Speaking.app is a browser-based AI speech coaching application for people rehearsing presentations, pitches, interviews, speeches and other spoken scenarios. Users record themselves and receive post-recording feedback on pacing, filler words, pauses, structure, clarity and other speech signals. It is suited to individuals and communication programs that want a structured way to review spoken responses and compare progress over time.

The free plan provides core AI feedback within a monthly allowance, along with transcripts, pace analysis, filler-word and pause feedback, and warm-up practice without AI analysis. Pro adds full analysis, deeper clarity and rhetoric feedback, Smart Rewrite support, uploaded recording analysis and unlimited practice history. Pro is offered through 7-day, monthly and annual options, while individual Pro plans do not include a free trial. This makes the free tier useful for limited practice, with the paid tier focused on broader analysis and longer-term review.

Speaking.app’s strongest fit is its focused rehearsal workflow: users can practice role-specific interview answers or record and upload presentations and pitches for analysis. Practice history supports comparison between attempts, helping users review changes in delivery rather than relying only on a single score or transcript. The trade-off is that the service is web-only and feedback arrives after recording, so it is less suitable for people seeking live coaching during a conversation or presentation. Choose it for structured interview and public-speaking rehearsal; consider an alternative if mobile access or real-time guidance is essential.

Speaking.app pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Analyzes pace, filler words, pauses, structure and clarity
    • Supports role-specific interview questions and presentation analysis
    • Compares attempts through practice history
  • Where it doesn't
    • Feedback is post-recording rather than live
    • Available on the web only
    • Pro is required for full analysis and unlimited history

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