Fluency toolkit
Six free tools that turn “I think I speak okay” into numbers you can improve: pace, fillers, common slips, IELTS band and daily consistency.
Speaking pace & filler meter
Speak on the topic below for 60–90 seconds. We count words per minute, filler words and vocabulary variety.
Your topic
Benchmarks: comfortable conversation is roughly 120–160 words per minute; presentations are usually a little slower. Fewer than 2 fillers per 100 words sounds confident.
Filler-word counter
Paste a transcript of your speech (from your phone's dictation or a meeting recording) to count “um”, “like”, “basically”, “actually”, “matlab” and more.
Indian-English fixer
Paste an email, a WhatsApp message or your interview answer. We flag 30 patterns that sound natural in Indian English but confuse — or quietly put off — international listeners and recruiters.
This is a pattern checker, not a full grammar engine. Indian English is a valid variety — these suggestions help when your audience is global.
IELTS speaking band estimator
Rate yourself (or ask a friend to rate you) on the four public IELTS speaking criteria. We apply the standard rounding to give the reported band.
Unofficial estimate for practice. Only an official IELTS test gives a certified band. Read our IELTS speaking tips →
Just-a-minute (JAM)
Get a random topic and speak until the timer ends — no stopping, no repeating, no long pauses. A classic warm-up used in campus placements.
Press the button to get your topic.
Daily practice streak
Log each day you practise for at least ten minutes. Your streak lives only in this browser.
Numbers show the gap. A coach closes it.
Share your pace, fillers and level with a verified coach and get a 30-day plan in a free demo class.