AI English speaking practice with your real materials.
Stop practicing generic dialogues. Upload an article, a work document, or your meeting notes — Contexta turns them into speaking prompts, target phrases, and AI feedback on fluency, grammar, and pronunciation.
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Your materials stay private. We don't use them to train public AI models. Delete them at any time.Use Contexta if you:
- Understand English well but freeze when you need to speak.
- Already read in English at work or for study and want to talk about that content out loud.
- Need to explain ideas in meetings, calls, and informal conversations.
- Want feedback on fluency, grammar, and pronunciation — not accent correction.
Works with any material you already use
Speaking practice doesn't need scripted dialogues. Bring something you actually need to discuss — Contexta builds the session around it.
Explain the main idea, summarize, or compare two approaches in your own words.
Talk through project updates, status, decisions, and risks the way you would on a call.
Practice explaining concepts in plain English the way you would to a colleague.
How Contexta turns it into practice
One source moves through a structured loop. You leave each session with something you can actually say or write.
Example project plan
A project brings together 5 sessions that you can work through independently. Each one ends with a clear result.
- 1Explain the project in 60 seconds
- 2Describe the main risk and your plan
- 3Answer two likely follow-up questions
- 4Walk through one technical decision
- 5Summarize the meeting in three sentences
One full speaking session example
Each session has a specific spoken or written outcome, with target phrases, focus areas, and a prompt.
Explain the project in 60 seconds.
To give some context, here is our current status. We reached a key milestone this month, but I would like to highlight one main risk. The next step is to confirm the new timeline with the client.
Grammar focus · Present perfect vs past simple when giving updates
Pronunciation focus · /θ/ in three, month, growth; weak schwa in to and the
- Listening
- Read aloud
- Writing
- Speaking
- Review
Start with one real source.
Upload something you already need to explain, discuss, or present.
7-day trial, then free preview. No credit card required.
AI feedback on every recording
Feedback is specific, not generic. You see what to fix and what to try next.
This is a product demonstration. It uses no real user data and is not evidence of measured learning progress.
- Listening
- Read aloud
- Writing
- Speaking
- Review
Show 3 corrections
"have identified" → "identified": use past simple with the finished time marker "yesterday".
"need discuss" → "need to discuss": "need" takes a to-infinitive here.
"in Friday" → "by Friday": use "by" for a deadline.
Pronunciation
Theprojecthasreachedakeymilestonethismonth,butwehaveidentifiedariskyesterdayandneeddiscussthetimelineinFriday.
Grammar focus · Present perfect vs past simple when giving updates
"have identified" → "identified": use past simple with the finished time marker "yesterday".
Pronunciation focus · /θ/ in three, month, growth; weak schwa in to and the
Review the orange and red words in the transcript above.
Target phrases
- current status
- key milestone
- next step
Suggested retry: Record again. Keep it under 60 seconds; use present perfect with "this month," past simple with "yesterday," and finish with "by Friday."
What improves over time
Contexta remembers your recurring patterns, so each following session is more targeted.
- Fluency — fewer fillers, smoother transitions, a steadier delivery.
- Pronunciation — weak sounds get targeted practice in your next session.
- Phrase library — useful expressions move from passive recognition to active use.
- Grammar — recurring mistakes (tense, articles, agreement) become focused practice.
FAQ
How is this different from a chatbot or conversation app?
Generic apps give you scripted dialogues. Contexta builds practice from real source material you upload — your article, project notes, or study material — so the vocabulary, phrases, and prompts match what you actually need to talk about.
Do I need a speaking partner?
No. You record your answer in the browser. Contexta scores it on accuracy, fluency, and prosody, and tells you what to fix and try next time.
Does Contexta correct my accent?
No. Contexta focuses on intelligibility and clarity — the goal is to be understood easily, not to force a specific accent. You get pronunciation feedback on the sounds and rhythm that affect how clearly you're heard.
Is this a free English speaking course?
No. Contexta isn't a course. It's a practice tool — you bring the material, and it builds focused speaking sessions from it. There's a free preview to try before subscribing.
What if I'm not sure what to record?
Every session ends with a speaking prompt — a specific question or task tied to your material and target phrases. You always know exactly what to say and why.
Can I practice conversation, not just a monologue?
Yes. Sessions can include follow-up-question prompts. Each one focuses on a specific skill: answering directly, asking for clarification, summarizing what you heard.
Start with one real source.
Upload something you already need to explain, discuss, or present.
7-day trial, then free preview. No credit card required.