Understands sounds, not just words
TalkFlow reads the phonemes inside each word, so it catches the slips normal transcription smooths over.
data
eɪ→ɑ
schedule
dʒ→d
thursday
θ→t
TalkFlow scores your voice, finds the one sound that slipped, and shows you how to fix it.
Free to start, no downloads, works in your browser.
You said
I’ll check the data and update the schedule.
Two words slipped, and the score dropped with them.
Two sounds to fix
Fix/eɪ/ in “day·tuh”
Start the vowel high and glide down into it. Flattening to “dah-tuh” lands on a different vowel entirely.
TalkFlow combines conversation practice with phoneme-level feedback, so you know exactly what made a sentence harder to understand.
TalkFlow reads the phonemes inside each word, so it catches the slips normal transcription smooths over.
data
eɪ→ɑ
schedule
dʒ→d
thursday
θ→t
Talk with an AI tutor about daily life, interviews or sessions. Feedback comes from sentences you would actually say.
The sound that slipped, the word it affected, and a simple mouth-placement cue for the next attempt.
The goal is being understood, not sounding American or British. If your accent is clear, it stays yours.
Reference pronunciation for any word in US, UK or Indian voices, with a syllable and stress breakdown.
Missed words collect into a practice bar, so the next round targets your weak sounds instead of random ones.
Scored today: per-sound accuracy. These three dimensions are designed and next in line.
Say the sentence out loud. The coach keeps things conversational while listening for the sounds that affect clarity.
Compare the target sentence with what was heard, including the phoneme substitutions behind the score.
Use one focused mouth-placement tip, then try again until the sentence lands more clearly.
I’ll check the data and update the schedule. Shown as spelling, then a plain-English respelling, then IPA.
Each session compares what you meant to say with what was heard, then highlights the exact phoneme to practise next.
Target
The pronunciation was perfect.
Heard
Thepronunciationwasperfect.
2 sounds to fix
Fix/ə/ in “pro·nun·ci·a·tion”
Relax your tongue to center. The schwa is neutral and unstressed, with no jaw movement and no lip rounding.
Illustrative examples. Your own sessions are scored from your audio.
Use TalkFlow before the call, session, class or interview where being understood changes the outcome.
Practise the sentences you actually say at work: updates, questions, blockers, timelines and handoffs.
Practice line
“I’ll check the data and update the schedule.”
schedule/ˈskɛ.dʒuːl/
Build confidence with small talk, travel, phone calls and the everyday phrases that need to land quickly.
Practice line
“Could you send me the address again?”
address/əˈdrɛs/
Rehearse answers out loud and fix unclear sounds before they distract from what you’re saying.
Practice line
“My biggest project improved onboarding speed.”
project/ˈprɒdʒ.ɛkt/
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Most apps grade the transcript. Word-level speech recognition quietly corrects your mistakes before they are scored, so “tink” becomes “think” and you get full marks. TalkFlow scores the audio itself, so it catches the sound that actually slipped.
No. The goal is being understood, not sounding American or British. If your accent is clear, it stays yours. TalkFlow only flags the specific sounds that made a word harder to understand.
A browser and a microphone. There is nothing to install and no special hardware. The free plan gives you 10 practice sessions a month.
A phoneme recognizer reads your waveform and lines up the sounds you produced against the sounds the sentence needs. The gap between the two becomes your score, weighted toward intelligibility rather than nativeness.
Practice the sounds that make you clearer, and keep the accent that makes you you.