Speak. Play.
Level up.
Jump into a voice room with real people, play a speaking game, and get personal AI feedback after every round. The mission kills the fear — your brain thinks about the game, not about being perfect.
How it works
From nervous to fluent in three moves
No awkward silences, no “what do I even talk about”. A mission, live people, and feedback while it's still hot.
Join a room
Pick a scheduled speaking room by your level, or hop into a public one. 2–4 real people, one shared mission.
Play the mission
Slip your secret word into the conversation unnoticed. The game does the talking — the fear disappears.
Get AI feedback
Seconds after the round, a personal report: what to upgrade, what you nailed, and one task for next time.
Game modes
One core game. Many ways to talk.
MVP ships with Secret Word — the rest roll out as the rooms fill up.
Secret Word
FlagshipInsert your secret word so naturally nobody catches it. Then guess everyone else's. Pure fun, zero pressure.
Learn moreHot Seat
Two minutes in the chair, rapid-fire questions. Trains IELTS Speaking Part 3.
Learn moreSpeed Debate
90 seconds, one for, one against. Speak convincingly — not correctly.
Learn moreForbidden Words
No “good”, “nice”, “um”. The AI counts every slip in real time.
Learn moreIELTS Simulator
Real card, 2-minute monologue, AI band estimate 4.0–9.0.
Learn moreStory Chain
Build a story one sentence each. Don't repeat, don't break the logic.
Learn moreAI feedback
Feedback while it's still hot
It lands seconds after the round — context fresh, brain wide open. Not a grade. A single upgrade you'll actually remember next round.
Your speech
“The food was good and I think it was kind of nice”
Upgrade
- goodexceptional / remarkable
- I thinkIn my view / I would argue
- kind of nicenotably pleasant
Nailed it
- +“peculiar” inserted naturally
- +“unlike anything” — a C1-level construction
One task next round
Replace “I think” with “What I find interesting is…”
FAQ
Questions people ask before their first room
How can I practice speaking English online with real people?+
SpeakRush puts you in a live voice room with 2–4 real learners and runs a speaking game. You talk to complete the mission, so your attention is on the game, not on being perfect — which is exactly what makes people finally start speaking.
How do I overcome the fear of speaking English?+
The fear comes from being judged. Our game modes hide the pressure behind a goal — insert a secret word, win a debate, keep a story going. You speak naturally to play, and the AI coach gives private feedback afterward, so no one grades you in the moment.
Is SpeakRush free?+
Yes — you can join voice rooms, play the Secret Word game, and get AI feedback for free. No credit card required to start speaking.
Will I get feedback on my speaking?+
After every round the AI speech coach reviews your live transcript and gives personal feedback: fluency, vocabulary range (tracked against CEFR levels A2–C1), and specific phrases to fix — plus words saved to a spaced-repetition deck.
Can SpeakRush help me prepare for IELTS Speaking?+
Yes. Hot Seat trains IELTS Speaking Part 3 with rapid-fire questions, and the IELTS Simulator gives you a real card, a 2-minute monologue, and an AI band estimate from 4.0 to 9.0.
How many people are in a room?+
2 to 4 people per room — small enough that everyone speaks a lot, big enough for a real conversation and a fun game dynamic.
What speaking games can I play on SpeakRush?+
SpeakRush has six speaking games: Secret Word (slip a hidden word into conversation so nobody catches it), Speed Debate (90 seconds to argue a side live), Forbidden Words (banned filler words — the AI tracks every slip in real time), Hot Seat (rapid-fire questions, trains IELTS Speaking Part 3), IELTS Simulator (2-minute monologue with an AI band estimate 4.0–9.0), and Story Chain (build a story one sentence each). All games run in live voice rooms with real people and include AI feedback after every round.
Stop studying English.
Start speaking it.
Your first room is free. Bring your voice — we'll bring the people, the mission, and the coach.