Learn to speak a new language through daily practice
SpeakGym helps you build the habit of speaking it with short lessons built around phrases and sentences you will actually use. Listen, repeat, record yourself, and come back every day. Train your ears. Get used to the sounds of the new language. Train the muscles of your mouth through loud repetition the same way athletes train the muscles of their bodies in the gym.
Short lessons that get you talking
Each lesson asks you to listen, repeat, and say it yourself before you overthink it.
Shadowing that builds fluency
Hear native audio, repeat it out loud, and get the kind of repetition your mouth actually needs.
Useful language, not filler
Practice phrases, sentences, and topics you genuinely want to talk about in real life.
Built for habit, not overwhelm.
SpeakGym keeps the experience simple: choose your target language and level, work through short lessons, and keep practicing in a daily rhythm. Optional AI pronunciation feedback is there when you want it, but the core loop stays focused and approachable.
- ①Choose Spanish, German, or Italian, pick your level, and learn through lessons tied to real interests.
- ②Listen first, then repeat and record before the answer is fully revealed.
- ③Track lessons, phrases, sentences, and recordings as your streak grows over time.
Listen. Repeat. Record. Reveal.
The lesson screen is built around one clear job: get you speaking out loud before you freeze or overanalyze. Optional AI pronunciation feedback can be turned on when you want extra correction.
Ready to start your first lesson?
SpeakGym is built for short daily sessions, not marathon study blocks. Start speaking with focused lessons, simple practice, and a habit-first home screen.
Early access · iPhone & Android
- • Short speaking lessons built around phrases and sentences
- • Native audio, shadowing, and voice recording inside lessons
- • Optional AI pronunciation feedback during practice
- • Home screen with streaks and per-language stats
- • Profile controls for interests and switching levels