Speaking practice for Italian, French, Spanish and English classes

Speaking homework
that marks itself.

Students read aloud in Italian, French, Spanish or English and get phoneme-by-phoneme feedback on every attempt. You get a classroom view of who practised and how they scored, plus an email digest that flags students who have gone quiet.

No card for the pilot or the solo trial · Setup help included

4
practice languages: Italian, French, Spanish, English
14
day free trial, no card
2
days quiet before a student is flagged to you
Italiano
Français
Español
English
Learning on your own? Start a 14-day free trial

No card for the pilot or the solo trial · Setup help included

Illustrative example
Teacher brief · Français B1
Monday report: pronunciation practice completed before class.
21/28
students practiced
5
need attention
Top pronunciation issues
uvular /ʁ/ nasal /ɑ̃/ liaison vowels
Lea, Marco, Samir/ʁ/ below 70%
Ana, Julespractice streak slipped
Practice pack1 assigned this week
Walk into class knowing exactly who to coach.

Live session exchange

Assign one speaking prompt. Lingua·Lab listens to every attempt.
Teacher report ready Monday 7:00
14 day free trial
4 practice languages
2 days quiet before a student is flagged
$6 per student monthly (annual, min 10)

Voice & privacy

Your practice recordings stay private — and they expire.

Lingua·Lab records only when you actively hold the microphone control. Your recording is stored in private AWS storage so our speech-to-text service can transcribe and score it. The raw recording is not sent to OpenAI.

See exactly how voice data is handled
Who can replay it
You and, on classroom accounts, an authorised teacher or administrator in your organisation, using time-limited playback links.
What OpenAI receives
Your transcript and relevant session context for coaching — not the raw voice recording. Our API account is not opted into OpenAI data sharing.
How long audio is kept
Recordings are automatically deleted after 180 days under our AWS storage lifecycle.
Italiano
Tuscan idiom · geminate consonants · open/closed vowels
Français
Parisian idiom · nasal vowels · liaison · uvular /ʁ/
Español
Castilian idiom · alveolar trill · interdental /θ/
English
General American idiom · rhotic /ɹ/ · flapped /t/ · tense/lax vowels
Illustrative example
Live scoring · Français B1
"Cette ville a une atmosphère particulière le matin."
/ sɛt vil a yn atmosfɛʁ paʁtikyljɛʁ lə matɛ̃ /
Per-phoneme scoring
sɛt vil a yn at.mos fɛʁ paʁ ti.kyl ljɛʁ lə matɛ̃
Vowels
92%
Nasals
78%
Uvular /ʁ/
61%
01 What Lingua·Lab hears

Not just wrong.
Specifically wrong.

Most pronunciation tools tell a student they made an error. Lingua·Lab tells them which phoneme failed, by how much, and why — with IPA transcription on every turn. The difference between a good accent and a great one is never "try harder." It is always one sound, corrected precisely.

02 How it responds

A patient teacher who never loses interest.

Four practice modes — pronunciation coaching, comprehension, roleplay, and vocabulary drill — each calibrated to the student's CEFR level. The conversation partner adapts its difficulty, its corrections, and its tone in real time. No frustration. No rush. No judgment.

Illustrative example

Session · Italian B1

Perfetto! Ora proviamo una cosa più difficile — leggi questa frase: "Gli gnocchi della nonna sono squisiti."
Gli gnocchi della nonna sono squisiti.
score: 81
Molto bene — 81! Il suono /ʎ/ in "gli" era quasi perfetto. Proviamo ancora: /ʎ/
Illustrative example
4.2h
Practice time
this week
79%
Avg score
class average
23
Active students
5 need attention
312
Vocabulary saved
this week
03 What you get

Know who needs you before you walk in.

An email digest names the students who have gone quiet for two days or more. The classroom dashboard shows sessions, scores and last activity per student, so you know who to coach before class starts.

For the teacher

Stop guessing who practiced speaking.

Give your class one prompt. Lingua·Lab listens after school, scores every attempt, and turns the results into a short teaching plan before your next lesson.

  • Email digest that flags students who have gone quiet, plus a dashboard with sessions and scores per student
  • Phoneme-level scoring for Italian, French, Spanish, and English assignments
  • Class leaderboard to make repeated speaking practice visible
  • Setup help for your first classroom pilot
For the solo learner

Practice speaking without waiting for a tutor.

Read aloud, get immediate pronunciation feedback, and know exactly which sound to repeat next. It is the self-study plan for learners who care how they sound.

  • Phoneme-by-phoneme scoring — know exactly what to fix
  • All four languages in one subscription
  • Session history and vocabulary saver
  • At $99/year — less than two hours with a private tutor
Start the 14-day free trial

Daily lesson plans

Ten minutes on one verb.

Open the lesson with a single verb in a single tense. Students see how it is built, choose the right form under pressure, then type it from memory — graded as they go, with nothing for you to photocopy or mark.

  1. 0–3 min · Learn

    Show the shape

    The full conjugation for that one tense, with example sentences glossed in the student's own interface language.

  2. 3–8 min · Drill

    Choose it or write it

    Multiple choice and type-the-form items, mixed. Every person, singular and plural, marked the moment it is answered.

  3. 8–10 min · Close

    Keep the habit visible

    Correct answers count toward the day's practice goal and the student's streak. Whoever went quiet turns up in your teacher digest.

Present tense Past tense Past continuous Future tense

Ten core verbs in every language · Levels A1 and A2 · In class or as homework

How a classroom pilot works

Use the first class to prove the habit.

If you teach Italian, French, Spanish, or English, start with one group and one weekly speaking assignment. Lingua·Lab handles the listening, scoring, and report. You decide after the trial whether it deserves budget.

What happens in the pilot

  1. 1 Pick one class 10 or more students, one language, one speaking goal.
  2. 2 Assign one prompt Students practice on their own time and get immediate feedback.
  3. 3 Review the report You get practice completion, score trends, and the sounds to teach next.

No card required for the trial. Setup help included.

Start with the right plan

Choose the path that fits today.

Solo learners can go straight to plan selection after sign-in. Teachers and schools can start with one class, one language, and a clear buying route before expanding.

Best first B2B deal

One classroom

Best for a teacher with 10 or more students and one weekly speaking assignment.

From $720/year · setup help included
Highest value

School license

Best for a department head who needs invoice or purchase-order payment.

$899/year · up to 60 students
Pricing

Pricing that can start with one class

Use Solo for self-study, Classroom for one teacher's roster, or School License when a department wants onboarding and invoice payment.

Solo Learner
For the self-directed learner
$14 /month
or $99/year — save $69
  • All four languages
  • Unlimited practice sessions
  • Phoneme-by-phoneme scoring
  • Full session history
  • Vocabulary saver
Start the 14-day free trial
School License
For the department head
$899 /year
up to 60 students · any number of classrooms
  • Everything in Classroom
  • Personal onboarding call
  • Custom language content
  • Invoice & PO payment
  • Dedicated contact

Start small: one teacher, one class, one speaking assignment. Upgrade only when the report is worth paying for.

Questions before you start

Straight answers on languages, cards and privacy

Which languages can students practise?

Italian, French, Spanish and English. The app's menus can be shown in nine interface languages, but that does not change the language being practised.

Do I need a card to start?

No. The solo trial runs 14 days through Stripe without a card and simply ends unless you add a payment method. Classroom pilots are set up by us after a short form, also without a card.

How do students get in?

You add them from your classroom dashboard. Each student signs in with a passphrase sent by email or with Google.

What does the teacher email digest contain?

It names the students who have not practised for two days or more, and it is sent on the days that applies. Sessions, scores and last activity per student live on your dashboard, together with a class leaderboard.

What happens to the recordings?

They are stored privately in AWS storage so our speech-to-text service can score them, then expire automatically. The raw audio is not sent to OpenAI.

Can a school pay by invoice?

Yes. The School License includes invoice and purchase-order payment. Solo and Classroom plans are paid through Stripe.

I am learning on my own. Can I switch languages?

Yes. A solo subscription includes all four practice languages.

Not ready for a pilot?

Get the pronunciation-practice checklist

A short email with the first speaking assignment, the teacher report fields to watch, and the buying questions a department head will ask before approving classroom software.

No spam · one practical follow-up · unsubscribe any time

You're in — check your inbox for the checklist.

Find your first speaking-practice win this week.

Start with one class, one language, and one speaking prompt. If the weekly report does not show you who needs help and what to teach next, do not upgrade.

No card · Setup help included · Solo learners can still start free

Contact Support

We'll get back to you at the email you provide.

Message sent — we'll be in touch soon.