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A real-time AI examiner for the GCSE and Cambridge IGCSE French and Spanish speaking exams. You speak out loud, it replies, and every answer is marked the way your exam board marks it.

Your board's exam, not a generic one

Choose your board and tier when you start. The examiner keeps to that exam's format and level for the whole session, as a real examiner does.

Speaking exams covered, by board
Board	Specification	Parts of the speaking test	Marks and tiers
AQA	French 8652 · Spanish 8692	Role-play, reading aloud with a short conversation, photo card with a conversation	Out of 50 · Foundation and Higher
Edexcel	French 1FR1 · Spanish 1SP1	Read aloud, role play, picture task with a conversation	Out of 50 · Foundation and Higher
Cambridge IGCSE	French 0520 · Spanish 0530	Role play, then two topic conversations	Out of 40 · untiered, graded A*–G

Practise every part

Role play

The examiner plays the other person in a real-life scene and responds to what you actually say. Marked task by task, the way the boards mark it.

Reading aloud

Read a short passage aloud, then answer questions on it. Marked phase by phase: the reading, then your answers.

Photo card and picture task

Talk about the photos or picture, then keep going in an unprepared conversation. Scored on six skills as well as your board's marks.

Conversation

Open conversation on the specification's themes, with follow-up questions on what you said. Cambridge IGCSE topic conversations too.

In practice, coaching feedback is on by default: the examiner gives you spoken feedback after each answer. Switch it off to practise in silence, as in the exam. Your scores are recorded either way.

Marked like the real exam

Every answer is scored as you speak, not just at the end
Each part is marked the way your exam board marks it: role plays task by task, reading aloud phase by phase. Nothing averages a role play out of 10 with a photo card out of 5
Photo card and conversation answers are scored on six skills: pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, fluency, interaction and confidence
Calibrated to GCSE expectations for your tier, not to native-speaker standards
Your scores convert to an estimated GCSE grade, capped at 5 on Foundation as in the real exam (A*–G for Cambridge IGCSE)
Written feedback after every session, and spoken feedback after each answer when coaching is on

Full timed mock exams

Every part of your board's speaking test, in your board's order
The board's own preparation time, with a countdown, then timed parts
Strict exam conditions: no coaching, no help
Estimated marks on your board's own official mark scheme, part by part, and the GCSE grade they point to
A mock that stops early says so and names the parts that weren't marked, rather than inventing a grade

Marks and grades are estimates from an AI examiner, not an official result.

Progress

Every session is saved with its transcript, marks and feedback. A skill profile shows your strengths and weak spots, and you can compare exam-mode and practice-mode scores over time.

For teachers

Create a class, share a 6-character join code, set assignments with an optional deadline, and see who has completed each one with their most recent score. More for teachers

Any device

In any modern browser, and as an app on iPhone and Android, with the same account, progress and plan everywhere. A microphone check before each mock makes sure you're heard.

Frequently asked questions

How does the AI marking work?: The examiner scores every answer as you speak. Role plays are marked task by task and reading aloud phase by phase, the way the boards mark them; photo card and conversation answers are scored on six skills: pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, fluency, interaction and confidence. Scores convert to an estimated GCSE grade, and a full mock gives estimated marks on your board's own official mark scheme.
Does the examiner make the questions easier or harder as I go?: No. You choose your board and tier before you start, and the examiner keeps to that exam's format and level for the whole session, as a real examiner does. It follows up on what you actually say.
Can I get feedback while I practise?: Yes. In practice sessions, coaching feedback is on by default: the examiner gives you spoken feedback after each answer. Switch it off to practise in silence, as in the exam. Mock exams always run under exam conditions.
Which exam boards and languages are covered?: French and Spanish for AQA (8652 / 8692), Edexcel (1FR1 / 1SP1) and Cambridge IGCSE (0520 / 0530), at Foundation and Higher where the board has tiers.
What devices can I use?: Any modern web browser, plus the iPhone and Android apps, with the same account, progress and plan everywhere.
Is it free?: You can start free with no card. The free plan includes 4 practice sessions and 1 mock exam in your first 30 days, then 2 practice sessions every 30 days, and paid plans add more.

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Your board's exam, not a generic one

Choose your board and tier when you start. The examiner keeps to that exam's format and level for the whole session, as a real examiner does.

Speaking exams covered, by board
Board	Specification	Parts of the speaking test	Marks and tiers
AQA	French 8652 · Spanish 8692	Role-play, reading aloud with a short conversation, photo card with a conversation	Out of 50 · Foundation and Higher
Edexcel	French 1FR1 · Spanish 1SP1	Read aloud, role play, picture task with a conversation	Out of 50 · Foundation and Higher
Cambridge IGCSE	French 0520 · Spanish 0530	Role play, then two topic conversations	Out of 40 · untiered, graded A*–G

Practise every part

Role play

The examiner plays the other person in a real-life scene and responds to what you actually say. Marked task by task, the way the boards mark it.

Reading aloud

Read a short passage aloud, then answer questions on it. Marked phase by phase: the reading, then your answers.

Photo card and picture task

Talk about the photos or picture, then keep going in an unprepared conversation. Scored on six skills as well as your board's marks.

Conversation

Open conversation on the specification's themes, with follow-up questions on what you said. Cambridge IGCSE topic conversations too.

Marked like the real exam

Every answer is scored as you speak, not just at the end

Each part is marked the way your exam board marks it: role plays task by task, reading aloud phase by phase. Nothing averages a role play out of 10 with a photo card out of 5

Photo card and conversation answers are scored on six skills: pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, fluency, interaction and confidence

Calibrated to GCSE expectations for your tier, not to native-speaker standards

Your scores convert to an estimated GCSE grade, capped at 5 on Foundation as in the real exam (A*–G for Cambridge IGCSE)

Written feedback after every session, and spoken feedback after each answer when coaching is on

Full timed mock exams

Every part of your board's speaking test, in your board's order

The board's own preparation time, with a countdown, then timed parts

Strict exam conditions: no coaching, no help

Estimated marks on your board's own official mark scheme, part by part, and the GCSE grade they point to

A mock that stops early says so and names the parts that weren't marked, rather than inventing a grade

Marks and grades are estimates from an AI examiner, not an official result.

Frequently asked questions

How does the AI marking work?

The examiner scores every answer as you speak. Role plays are marked task by task and reading aloud phase by phase, the way the boards mark them; photo card and conversation answers are scored on six skills: pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, fluency, interaction and confidence. Scores convert to an estimated GCSE grade, and a full mock gives estimated marks on your board's own official mark scheme.

Does the examiner make the questions easier or harder as I go?

No. You choose your board and tier before you start, and the examiner keeps to that exam's format and level for the whole session, as a real examiner does. It follows up on what you actually say.

Can I get feedback while I practise?

Yes. In practice sessions, coaching feedback is on by default: the examiner gives you spoken feedback after each answer. Switch it off to practise in silence, as in the exam. Mock exams always run under exam conditions.

Which exam boards and languages are covered?

French and Spanish for AQA (8652 / 8692), Edexcel (1FR1 / 1SP1) and Cambridge IGCSE (0520 / 0530), at Foundation and Higher where the board has tiers.

What devices can I use?

Any modern web browser, plus the iPhone and Android apps, with the same account, progress and plan everywhere.

Is it free?

You can start free with no card. The free plan includes 4 practice sessions and 1 mock exam in your first 30 days, then 2 practice sessions every 30 days, and paid plans add more.