We don't grade fluency.
We count the things you can actually point at.
No 9.2-out-of-10 fluency scores. No badges that fake progress. Five things we actually measure, and five things we deliberately don't — because they would lie to you.
Five real metrics. Defendable, comparable, yours.
Most speaking apps give you a fluency score because it looks like proof. It isn't. These five things are measurable, comparable across sessions, and you can defend them. So we count these.
“Um”, “uh”, “basically”, “actually”, “like”, “you know”. Counted per 60 seconds of speech.
The time between when a question ends and when your answer begins.
Native-comfortable speed for English sits at 120–160 WPM. We measure yours per session.
Did you open with the point? Did you close cleanly? Was there a recoverable middle?
The benchmark. We give you the same prompt, record both takes, show you side by side.
Five numbers we refuse to give you.
The benchmark is the whole game.
One short task. Same wording. Recorded once today, once in seven days, once in thirty. Side by side. Whatever changed is what changed. No averaged score is going to argue with the recording.
Five minutes from now, you'll have already said it.
Three minutes to install. Five voice minutes a day, free. The first conversation is with Miss Lily, and it's short. No card, no email, just a phone number for OTP. Cancel any time.
