YoFluent

YoFluent is an AI English speaking tutor built around one activity: talking out loud. You choose a tutor and a real-life topic, then hold a voice conversation exactly as you would on a phone call, speaking in your own voice while the tutor answers in a natural voice. When you hang up, YoFluent hands back a detailed report: every mistake crossed out with the corrected sentence and a short explanation, each sentence scored for pronunciation, and an estimated English level on the CEFR scale from A1 to C2. It runs at yofluent.com/app in the browser on a laptop or phone, so there is nothing to install, and it is aimed at anyone who can read English but freezes when the moment comes to say it out loud. A three-day trial costs $0.99 and can be cancelled any time before it ends. YoFluent's own comparison makes the problem explicit: apps teach you to recognise English, not to say it. Vocabulary apps offer right-or-wrong answers and very little speaking time, while human tutors deliver genuine conversation but are booked by the hour and typically available for an hour or two a week. That leaves a gap where the learner knows the words but they simply do not come out. YoFluent positions itself as the speaking practice in between — out-loud practice every day, available instantly at any time, with feedback that covers every sound and every sentence rather than only what a tutor happens to notice. The comparison also notes that speaking with an AI tutor avoids the feeling of being judged, which the product says many learners experience with a human tutor at first. The core of the product is the call. YoFluent offers sixteen real-life situations drawn from work, travel, exams and everyday life: job interview, small talk, at the airport, at a restaurant, ask for a raise, IELTS speaking, hotel and travel, team meeting, shopping and returns, at the doctor, present an idea, renting a home, networking event, customer service call, free talk and share your opinion. You pick a topic and one of four tutors, then talk. Each tutor has a distinct personality: Mia is friendly, warm and upbeat and chats about daily life, hobbies and travel; Oliver is patient, calm and encouraging, slowing down and explaining when you get stuck; Sophia is professional, sharp and focused, built for interviews, meetings and work talk; Leo is casual, laid-back and fun, covering slang, movies, music and real-life English. You can practise American or British English and switch any time. The feedback is where YoFluent separates itself from a score alone. After every call you see what you did well and exactly what to work on next. Every mistake is shown with what you said, the correct version, a one-line reason, and how a native speaker would say it. Each sentence is scored for pronunciation, and you can tap a word to hear it, see each sound and practise it, with the words to work on highlighted. Every call also produces an estimated CEFR level from A1 to C2, a score out of 100 and a chart of your five skills, so progress is visible rather than guessed. Around the call, YoFluent adds habit-building features designed to make short sessions add up. You set a daily goal of five, ten or twenty minutes, and the app tracks streaks — the home screen shows the next call, quick practice topics, your current streak, words to review and your English scores. Useful words from your calls are saved and brought back for review at the right time, so vocabulary you actually used in conversation comes back instead of being forgotten. During a call you are never stuck: you can tap for ideas of what to say next, or translate anything your tutor says. Corrections can also be configured your way — keep the conversation flowing, or get a quick tip the moment you slip. Overall, the workflow is deliberately short: pick a tutor and a topic, talk like a real call, then see what to fix. YoFluent describes the journey as going from hello to feedback in minutes. Pronunciation, fluency and intonation are measured from your voice by Microsoft Azure AI Speech, while grammar and vocabulary are reviewed by AI from what you said, producing the corrections and better ways to say it. Short recordings of your turns are used to score pronunciation and fluency. The product states that it never sells your data or shows ads, and that deleting your account deletes your recordings too. Because everything runs in the browser, you only need a microphone, and Chrome works best. The benefits follow directly from that loop. Because practice is available any time and instantly, you can speak every day, out loud, as much as you like, rather than waiting for a weekly lesson slot. Because feedback covers every sound and sentence, you learn precisely which words and sounds to fix instead of relying on what someone happened to notice. Because the report tells you what you did well and what to work on next, each call turns into a concrete next step. And because you are talking to an AI tutor, the fear of being judged — which the product says often appears with a human tutor at first — is removed, which makes it easier to speak badly in order to get better. Tutors also adjust their vocabulary and pace to you, so the same product works from beginner to advanced. Concrete use cases map onto the sixteen scenarios. Someone preparing for a job interview can call Sophia and answer interview questions, getting a better way to say each answer plus a pronunciation score while the tutor asks the next question. An IELTS candidate can practise IELTS speaking and review grammar corrections afterwards. A professional can rehearse a team meeting, presenting an idea, networking small talk or asking for a raise. A traveller can run through the airport, hotel and travel, restaurant, or shopping and returns situations before a trip. Everyday speakers can use free talk or share your opinion to keep their English active, and the doctor or customer service call scenarios cover the practical conversations people avoid. With streaks and a daily goal, any of these becomes a repeatable few-minutes-a-day habit on a laptop or phone. YoFluent is aimed at learners of any level, from beginner to advanced, who want speaking practice rather than recognition drills. An account is required so progress and the plan are saved across devices, and signing up with Google or Apple takes about a minute. On the web, every new account can try YoFluent Pro for 3 days for $0.99 on either the monthly or the yearly plan, with the date of the first full charge shown before you begin; there is no free plan. The yearly plan is $59.99 per year ($5.00 per month, saving 66%) and includes no daily limit on speaking time, access to every tutor and every scenario as often as you like, long open-ended calls, and a full feedback report after every call. Payments are handled securely by Stripe and you cancel any time from Settings › Pro. On iPhone, the yearly plan comes with a free trial billed through the App Store, and there is also an Android app on Google Play. In short, YoFluent's value proposition is that you already know the words — the missing piece is saying them out loud with someone who answers back and then tells you exactly what to fix. Voice calls with four tutors across sixteen real situations, mistake-by-mistake corrections, sound-level pronunciation scoring and a CEFR estimate after every call make that loop fast enough to repeat daily, at $0.99 for the first three days.