Get an AI Read on Your Speech
The speech analyzer an AI listens to a recording of your voice and rates it, for speaking or singing. Press record, talk or sing for a bit, and stop when you are done. The AI listens back and scores what it heard.
You get an overall rating, a score each for clarity, pace, and confidence, a couple of specific issues it noticed, and a couple of quick tips to try on your next take.
What you get:
- An overall rating out of ten, with a short explanation of the score
- Separate scores out of ten for clarity, pace, and confidence
- Two or three specific issues, each with a suggested fix
- Two or three quick tips for the next attempt
- Works for speaking or singing
How to Analyze Your Speech
- Press Record Now: Allow microphone access when your browser asks for it.
- Speak or sing: Read a passage out loud, run through a presentation, or sing a verse. Press stop when you are finished.
- Read your scores: The rating, clarity, pace, and confidence scores appear with detail on each one, plus the issues and tips.
A quiet room and a mic held at a normal speaking distance give the AI a cleaner recording to work from. Background noise and a recording made far from the mic make the scores less useful, since the AI is judging what it can actually hear.
Speech Analyzer vs Other Apps
The pages that actually rank for “speech analyzer” are ELSA’s speech analyzer and Speechace, not general speech-coaching apps like Yoodli or Orai, so those are the two compared below.
| Feature | ScreenApp | ELSA Speech Analyzer | Speechace |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing (paid) | $19/month annual for Pro, see pricing | Not stated | Not stated |
Sources, checked 2026-09-29: ScreenApp pricing
- vs ELSA Speech Analyzer: ELSA is built for English learners and scores pronunciation, intonation, fluency, grammar, and vocabulary, including tracking hesitation and filler words. ScreenApp’s speech analyzer looks at overall delivery, clarity, pace, and confidence, for a presentation or a pitch rather than a language lesson.
- vs Speechace: Speechace sells pronunciation and fluency scoring as an API to schools and exam platforms, with a browser-based test but no published consumer pricing. ScreenApp works free in the browser with no signup or API integration required.
Who Uses a Speech Analyzer
Public speakers record a run-through of a talk and use the clarity and pace scores to catch problems before they stand up in front of an audience.
Business professionals record a pitch or a client call rehearsal and check the confidence score before the real thing.
Students practice for an oral assessment or a class presentation and read the AI’s tips between takes instead of waiting for a teacher’s turn to listen.
Singers and voice performers use the tool on a verse or a warm-up take, since the AI also rates singing, not just speech.
Content creators check a voiceover or narration take for pace and clarity before publishing it.
