AI-powered lesson analytics

See what changed in your real English

Speaklens turns real lesson speech into a clear after-lesson report.

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✓ Real lesson speech✓ Clear progress signals✓ Spot repeated mistakes

A Speaklens lesson report: talk time, vocabulary, grammar, fluency and complexity for one lesson.

Nobody remembers a year of lessons. Speaklens does.

One lesson can’t show progress. Speaklens keeps all of them, so you don’t have to.

One calendar invite. That’s it.

It joins every lesson after that on its own — nothing to install, nothing to launch.

Clear progress from every lesson

The home screen block showing words said, hours of your speech and clean phrases since the first lesson.

See what improved

·Activated phrases and language chunks used independently
·Moments where speaking became more fluent or more complete
·Signals that the learner is carrying more of the conversation

The grammar tab showing mistakes with their corrections and a recurring-across-21-lessons badge.

Catch repeated mistakes

·Grammar mistakes that repeat across lessons
·Lexical or word-choice issues that block clarity
·Places where confidence drops and speech becomes less stable

The Was → now, by pillar card comparing the first lessons with today across vocabulary, grammar, fluency and complexity.

Stay motivated by seeing real progress

·Catch improvements you wouldn’t notice day to day
·See your speaking become more fluent and confident over time
·Keep going because you can clearly see it’s working

Simple flow. Clear output.

A meeting window with Speaklens docking into it as one more participant.

Invite bot to your lesson

Add Speaklens to the lesson you already have on Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams.

One stream of speech separating into four measured tracks.

We analyze real learner speech

Only the learner’s own speaking is measured — vocabulary, grammar, fluency and complexity.

A schematic report card with a headline, four stats and a rising line.

Get a clear progress report

A two-minute read after the lesson, with one thing to focus on next time.

Supports the meeting platforms you already use

Make every lesson count more

Private lessons take time, effort, and money. The more clearly you see what is working, the more progress you get from every session.

Get more from paid lessons

See more than a general feeling that the lesson was useful. It helps you spend more time on what moves your speaking forward — and less time on what does not.

Fix what is worth fixing first

Some mistakes matter more than others. Focus on the patterns that repeat and the issues that block your speaking the most.

Notice quick wins before motivation drops

Language progress is often real but easy to miss. A phrase you used on your own, a mistake you made less often, a smoother answer — these small wins matter, especially over months of learning.

Turn lesson practice into real-life speaking

Lesson practice matters most when it shows up outside the lesson. The more clearly you see what starts appearing in real speech, the more practical each session becomes.