Wellspoken App

Wellspoken App is an interview preparation tool. Wellspoken is an AI speech coach that records your conversations and meetings, scores your delivery across six dimensions, and provides structured daily drills to improve clarity, vocabulary, and confidence.

Wellspoken is a speech training app that combines AI coaching, meeting analysis, and structured daily practice to help you speak more clearly and confidently. The premise is simple: most people never receive focused feedback on how they actually sound, so they repeat the same patterns of rambling, trailing off, or burying their point. Wellspoken records your conversations and meetings, then breaks down your delivery across six dimensions: Structure, Conciseness, Confidence, Pronunciation, Filler Rate, and Pace. These combine into a 1000-point Wellspoken Index that gives you a concrete score to track over time. The app is built around a guided curriculum that teaches communication concepts, followed by recording drills where you practice and get immediate feedback. A vocabulary component tracks over 600 words and 97 professional phrases from recognition to active use, targeting the gap between words you understand when reading and words you can access under pressure. The AI coach, Echo, lets you run mock interviews, role-play difficult conversations, or use it as a thought partner before meetings. After a recorded meeting, you can ask Echo to draft follow-up emails or summarize key takeaways. Wellspoken is aimed at professionals who want to communicate more clearly in standups and impromptu moments, non-native English speakers working on pronunciation and vocabulary, job seekers preparing for interviews, and anyone who freezes when put on the spot. The daily practice commitment is advertised as five minutes, which makes it easier to stay consistent than longer-form public speaking courses. Compared to general communication courses or passive video lessons, Wellspoken emphasizes measurement and repetition. The scoring system gives you something to improve against, and the meeting analysis connects practice to real-world performance. It is not a replacement for live coaching or formal speech therapy, but it fills a gap for people who want structured, low-stakes practice with objective feedback.