Record the pitch, interview answer, or speech you are actually preparing for, and see what to fix: the structure, the rhetoric, and the answer itself.
For interviews, keynotes, investor pitches, and speeches that matter
Made for high-stakes speaking
Speeko trains your voice a little every day. speaking.app goes deep on the one moment you are preparing for.
Run the full talk and get a read on structure, rhetoric, pacing, and the pauses and weak words that creep in, before the real audience does.
Takes a rambling answer and rewrites it into STAR, PREP, or SOAR, with a clear result and the filler stripped out.
Answer timed prompts and find out whether you made a clear point, held a structure, and landed the finish.
Reads your spoken pitch element by element: hook, problem, solution, market, traction, business model, team, and the ask, so you see which parts land and which run thin.
Beyond the structure
It flags every filler word, weak word, and repetition, names the rhetoric that lands, and rewrites the rambling parts into a tighter structure.
Toggle any layer to see what it catches, or switch to the improved version to see the rewrite.
Real breakdowns
Pitches, world-champion talks, and TED stages, all broken down in full.
The comparison
| Compared | speaking.app | Speeko |
|---|---|---|
| Rewrites your answer into a framework | Rewrites your answer into the framework that fits (STAR, PREP, SOAR, and more), with a before and after. | Flags word choice and filler words, but does not read your answer for structure or rewrite it into a framework. |
| Rhetorical-device detection | Names the devices you used, like anaphora and the rule of three. | Tracks pace, fillers, intonation, pitch variety, and word choice, but does not name the rhetorical devices you use. |
| Startup pitch analysis | Analyzes a spoken startup pitch element by element: hook, problem, solution, market, traction, business model, team, and the ask. | Built around vocal warm-ups and delivery drills; no structural breakdown of a startup pitch. |
| Real-time and roleplay | Recorded rehearsal by design; no live coaching or roleplay partner. | AI roleplay (Convos) plus real-time nudges during live Mac meetings on Zoom, Teams, and Meet. |
| Daily practice habit | Built for deep prep before one real moment, not a daily streak. | Daily warm-ups and a habit loop that build delivery over time. |
| Guided vocal lessons and courses | Learn by doing: fully analyzed real speeches plus a concept library. | 1,000+ exercises and courses, including vocal lessons from coach Roger Love. |
| Price and free tier | Free covers the basics: filler words, pace, and a transcript. Pro ($19.99/mo or $99.99/yr) adds rewrites, rhetoric, and pitch and speech analysis. | A free version with basic insights, plus paid subscriptions and a one-time lifetime option. See Speeko for current pricing. |
Rewrites your answer into the framework that fits (STAR, PREP, SOAR, and more), with a before and after.
Flags word choice and filler words, but does not read your answer for structure or rewrite it into a framework.
Names the devices you used, like anaphora and the rule of three.
Tracks pace, fillers, intonation, pitch variety, and word choice, but does not name the rhetorical devices you use.
Analyzes a spoken startup pitch element by element: hook, problem, solution, market, traction, business model, team, and the ask.
Built around vocal warm-ups and delivery drills; no structural breakdown of a startup pitch.
Recorded rehearsal by design; no live coaching or roleplay partner.
AI roleplay (Convos) plus real-time nudges during live Mac meetings on Zoom, Teams, and Meet.
Built for deep prep before one real moment, not a daily streak.
Daily warm-ups and a habit loop that build delivery over time.
Learn by doing: fully analyzed real speeches plus a concept library.
1,000+ exercises and courses, including vocal lessons from coach Roger Love.
Free covers the basics: filler words, pace, and a transcript. Pro ($19.99/mo or $99.99/yr) adds rewrites, rhetoric, and pitch and speech analysis.
A free version with basic insights, plus paid subscriptions and a one-time lifetime option. See Speeko for current pricing.
Speeko is broader on daily voice drills, guided vocal lessons, AI roleplay, and real-time nudges during live Mac meetings. speaking.app focuses on rehearsal, with feedback on delivery, structure, and rhetoric. Competitor details were reviewed July 2026 and may change.
The verdict
Bottom line: Speeko keeps your voice in shape every day. speaking.app gets you ready for one real moment.
Yes, if you are preparing for a specific moment: a pitch, an interview, a speech. You record a real attempt and get feedback on delivery plus structure and rhetoric, including a rewrite into a stronger framework, and it runs in any browser with a real free tier. If you want a daily practice habit with guided lessons and a native app, Speeko fits better.
Speeko is strongest at the voice and delivery level: pace, intonation, pitch variety, word choice, and flow. speaking.app goes deeper on what you actually said. It rewrites your answer into a framework like STAR or PREP, names the rhetorical devices you used, and breaks a spoken startup pitch down element by element, from the hook to the ask. That combination is the main difference from Speeko.
No. speaking.app runs in any phone or desktop browser with nothing to install, and it adds to your home screen as an app if you want. Speeko is Apple-first: iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro, with an early Android app and a web app that needs a paid Speeko Pro plan. speaking.app gives you the full practice free in any browser, so a work laptop or an Android phone is no barrier.
No, and that is a real difference. Speeko has 1,000+ exercises, daily warm-ups, and on-demand courses, including lessons from voice coach Roger Love. speaking.app takes the other route: you learn by doing, with a library of fully analyzed real speeches and a concept library to study alongside your own recordings. If you want a guided curriculum, Speeko is the stronger pick.
Yes, with no credit card. Free covers impromptu and interview practice with AI feedback on filler words and pace, plus a transcript, and there is a free filler-word tap counter that works offline. Pro ($19.99/mo or $99.99/yr) adds framework rewrites, rhetorical-device detection, full speech analysis, pitch analysis, and uploading recordings. Speeko also has a free version with basic insights and paid plans on top; see Speeko for details.
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