FAQ
Clear answers, calm tone. If you ever feel unsure, we want it to be easy to understand what Spekero does and does not do.
Do I need an account or a subscription?▾
The mobile app requires an account. Transcription and AI coaching require a subscription and your permission. Website articles and Playground quizzes do not require an account. Check the app stores for current plans and trial terms. Explore the app
Does Spekero have an app?▾
Yes. Spekero is available for iOS on the App Store and Android on Google Play. Practise speaking, explore exercises, and track your progress in the app today. View the Spekero app page
Is this a medical or diagnostic tool?▾
No. Spekero is for practice and progress. It does not diagnose speech conditions or assess health.
Will the transcript be perfect?▾
Not always. Speech transcription can miss words, especially with background noise, fast speech, or different accents. In the app, transcription requires a subscription and your permission. Without transcription, speaking metrics are estimates rather than measurements of what you said.
Does Spekero judge my accent or pronunciation?▾
No. Spekero does not score accents or try to make you sound “native”. It focuses on clarity habits like pace and filler words.
What does “filler words” mean?▾
Filler words are words or phrases people often use while thinking, such as “um”, “uh”, or “like”. Many people use them, especially when nervous. Spekero simply counts patterns so you can notice change over time.
Where can I practise speaking and track progress?▾
Use the Spekero iOS or Android app for speaking practice and progress tracking. The website's Record and History pages have been retired. Existing website records are not automatically transferred to the app. Download Spekero for iOS and Android
Is this a replacement for a speech or vocal coach?▾
No. The Spekero app supports speaking practice between sessions, while the website provides articles and quizzes. It does not replace a speech or vocal coach.
Do I have to practise every day?▾
No. Practise when it feels helpful. Consistency can help, but pressure usually does not.
What’s the best way to use it?▾
In the mobile app, choose an exercise and one simple focus, such as a clearer structure. Record, review the feedback available for that session, and practise again when you are ready.
Still wondering something?
If a feature ever feels judgemental, confusing, or pressuring, that is not the intention. We want the product to stay calm, useful, and easy to trust.