AI voice tutor for IELTS.
Talk for one hour a day in live, voice-to-voice conversations with a patient (and funny) AI teacher that coaches you through Parts 1, 2, and 3 of the IELTS Speaking test — like speaking with a friend, voice to voice — and scores every answer against the four official IELTS Band Descriptors. Practice until the test room feels boring.
Part 1. Part 2. Part 3. Every cue card.
The IELTS Speaking test is twelve minutes long. It has three parts. Sprechify's AI tutor has a separate coaching mode for each one — and a different drill set for what the official IELTS Band Descriptors look for in each.
Personal questions
The examiner asks short questions on familiar topics — home, study, work, hobbies, hometown, daily routine. Tests baseline Fluency and Lexical Resource.
What goes wrong: Most candidates over-rehearse and sound robotic, or under-extend and sound terse.
What Sprechify does: 11 topic banks, unlimited question generation. The AI catches both over-rehearsal and one-word answers in real time.
Cue card · 2-minute monologue
One minute to prepare. Two minutes to talk uninterrupted on a topic the examiner gives you (e.g. 'Describe a journey you remember'). Tests Coherence and extended Grammar / Lexis.
What goes wrong: Drying up at 50 seconds. Reading notes word-for-word. Hitting 1 minute and stalling.
What Sprechify does: 500+ cue cards across the official topic banks. Live timer pressure. SPSE structuring drills. Recovery-from-blank training.
Abstract discussion
Examiner probes the Part 2 topic with abstract follow-ups ('Why do people remember some journeys more than others?'). Tests Band-7+ argument framing, hypotheticals, and counter-arguments.
What goes wrong: Collapsing back to Part 1 vocabulary. Saying 'I think it's good because it's important' three times.
What Sprechify does: Opinion phrasing drills. Hypothetical conditional drills. Counter-argument templates that do not sound like templates. Band 8 lexical stretch.
Four dimensions. One band. All scored.
Every IELTS Speaking band — 5, 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8 — is the average of four scores: Fluency & Coherence, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range & Accuracy, Pronunciation. Sprechify scores all four after every session and tells you which one is dragging.
Fluency & Coherence
Lexical Resource
Grammatical Range & Accuracy
Pronunciation
The exam is not the problem. Speaking under pressure is.
Most people who fail IELTS Speaking already knowthe vocabulary. They go blank in Part 2. Their voice flattens in Part 3. The examiner's pen scratches and they forget the word for “although.”
Sprechify is the first place you can fail Part 2 thirty times in a single afternoon with nobody watching. By the day of the IELTS test, the test room is the calmest place you have spoken English in for weeks.
Judgement-free repetition
The AI does not sigh, does not check the time, does not pity you. Repeat the same cue card forty times. The system just keeps scoring.
Two-week desensitisation
Pre-exam mode runs you through unscripted Part 2 prompts every day for 14 days under real timing. You get bored of being nervous.
Recovery-from-blank scripts
Specific drills for what to say when your mind empties mid-Part 2. By test day, you have a 14-word recovery sentence that nobody can tell is rehearsed.
Examiner cadence training
The AI's pacing, pauses, and follow-up timing match real Cambridge examiners. The unfamiliar rhythm is what trips most candidates, not the questions.
IELTS Speaking test-takers, scored.
“I sat IELTS three times, Speaking 6.0 every time. Six weeks with Sprechify and I walked out knowing it was a 7.5. It was. My PR application went through in March.”
“The AI examiner caught a grammar tic my private tutor missed for ten weeks. Part 3 with live feedback changed everything. Band 8 on the second attempt.”
“I practise at 11pm after my shift. No human IELTS tutor on the planet works those hours. Got my 7.0 — exactly what my MS application required.”
“It does not babysit you. It corrects you. After three lessons I stopped saying 'basically' eight times a minute. The mock exams made the real test feel boring.”
“I was terrified of Part 2. Had failed it twice. Sprechify makes you fail Part 2 thirty times in one afternoon. By the test, I just talked.”
“I went from rehearsing my answers in my head to actually thinking in English while speaking. That is the whole game. Part 3 stopped feeling like an interrogation.”
Your visa, your university place, your job — all hinge on 0.5 of a band.
IELTS Speaking 6.5 is the difference between Canadian PR and another year of paperwork. Between a UK student visa and a deferred place. Between a healthcare licence in Australia and a stalled career.
The gap from 6.5 to 7.0 closes in roughly four to six weeks. The test costs $245 to sit again. The visa application clock is ticking.
Read first. Then practise.
1000+ IELTS Speaking Questions (2026)
Every Part 1, 2, and 3 question, organised by topic — and how to practise them without memorising.
IELTS Speaking Topics 2026
The latest Part 2 cue cards and Part 3 discussion themes for the current exam cycle.
IELTS Speaking Test: format & mock test
Timing, band-score calculation, what examiners look for, and how to run a mock test at home.
Part 2 cue card strategies
The SPSE method to fill the full two minutes without drying up at 50 seconds.
How to stop going blank in Part 2
The four-week anxiety protocol for candidates who freeze under pressure.
From Band 6.5 to 7.5 in six weeks
The most common gap on the platform — and exactly how the median learner closes it.
Answers. No marketing.
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