Daily · One prompt a day

One prompt.
Sixty seconds.
Speakle it.

Every day, one weird, specific question. You answer out loud. We score your clarity, pace and flow — and tell you which fillers you lean on. Five minutes a day, sharper in a month.

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Today · Apr 18 · Day 108
Describe a smell that instantly takes you back to childhood — and where it takes you.
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Memory Describe a smell that takes you back to childhood.
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Day 108 · Describe a smell that takes you back to childhoodDay 107 · A tiny rule you'd pass as world dictatorDay 106 · The best meal you never made yourselfDay 105 · A hobby you secretly judge people forDay 104 · Your most irrational fear, defendedDay 103 · A compliment you'd give yourself, no blushingDay 102 · A song you've ruined by overplayingDay 101 · The worst advice you've ever followedDay 100 · A belief you've changed your mind aboutDay 99 · What you'd do with one extra hour todayDay 108 · Describe a smell that takes you back to childhoodDay 107 · A tiny rule you'd pass as world dictatorDay 106 · The best meal you never made yourselfDay 105 · A hobby you secretly judge people forDay 104 · Your most irrational fear, defendedDay 103 · A compliment you'd give yourself, no blushingDay 102 · A song you've ruined by overplayingDay 101 · The worst advice you've ever followedDay 100 · A belief you've changed your mind aboutDay 99 · What you'd do with one extra hour today
The 60-second loop

A whole language workout, between two coffees.

No essays, no streaks, no pressure. Just one good question and a single minute to answer it.

01 / READ

A prompt arrives at 7am.

Hand-written daily by our editors. Strange, specific, never boring. Memory, opinion, what-if, defend-this.

Memory
"The first thing you'd cook a friend who's never eaten at your house."
02 / SPEAK

You hit record. 60 seconds, one take.

No editing. No do-overs. No script. Just you, talking — exactly the muscle nobody trains.

03 / SCORE

A score, a transcript, a nudge.

Clarity, pace, flow, structure. Plus every "um", "like" and "so" timestamped — so you can hear them.

Clarity91
Pace · 142 wpm84
Flow79
Fillers7 caught
1/day
One prompt at 7am, hand-picked by humans. Strange, specific, never boring.
60s
One take — no editing, no do-overs, no script. The muscle nobody trains.
5lenses
Clarity, pace, flow, structure, confidence — scored on every recording, with the fillers timestamped.
5min
Total time per day — record, score, off you go. We keep it short on purpose.
What's inside

Less of a coach. More of a daily reflection that happens to grade you.

Scoring

Five lenses on every minute.

Trained on real speech data, with weekly review by speech coaches. Fast, fair, and — this part matters — actually specific. You'll know which sentence dropped your flow score.

Clarity91
Pace84
Flow79
Confidence88
Structure93
Streaks

Show up. Stack days. Don't break the chain.

A streak that's gentle about misses. One skip a week, no penalty. Because pressure is the opposite of a good answer.

Curated

Prompts written by humans, not generated by mush.

A small rotation of editors, columnists and one retired interviewer who refuses to use the word "growth." 365 a year.

Tomorrow · Apr 19
A small lie you tell strangers that doesn't really hurt anyone.
Friends

Your friends. The same prompt. No leaderboard hell.

Soft competition. See their scores, hear their answers, give a thumbs up. One ranked group. That's it.

1MOMaya94
2DPDev91
3YOYou87
4SRSophie85
Filler hunt

Every "um", "like" and "so" timestamped — so you can hear them.

Your brain edits these out in real time. We don't. After two weeks most people drop their filler rate by ~40%, mostly because they finally heard themselves do it.

The smell of wet asphalt — um, petrichor, I think it's called — takes me straight to like, my grandmother's porch. uh, She'd hum a song like, I never learned the name of.
From the speaklers

People who used to say "uhhh" in pitch meetings.

★★★★★
I used to be the person who emailed a follow-up because I'd flubbed the meeting. I haven't sent that email in two months.
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Rosa A.Day 71 · Sales lead, Lisbon
★★★★★
The fact that the prompts are weird is the whole thing. "Defend pineapple on pizza" trains you better than any TED talk.
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Jonas T.Day 134 · PM, Berlin
★★★★★
I was averaging 11 fillers a minute. Eleven. I thought I was articulate. Speakle has receipts.
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Priya V.Day 22 · Resident, Toronto
Honest questions

Things people ask before they hit record.

Is this an AI grading me, and is it any good? +
Yes, it's an AI — trained on real speech data and reviewed by speech coaches. It's good at clarity, pace, fillers and structure. It's not your therapist. It will not score “interesting”, because nobody can.
Do my recordings stay private? +
By default, only you ever hear them. You can share a friends-only or public card per recording. Audio is deleted after 30 days unless you save it; transcripts are kept so your scores survive.
How much does it cost? +
Speakle Pro is $14.99/month, $59.99/year, or $6.99/week. Yearly and monthly include a 3-day free trial — the trial converts to paid automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before it ends. You can cancel anytime in Apple ID → Subscriptions. Pro includes the daily prompt, scoring, streaks, friends, badges, and your full history.
Does this work for non-native speakers? +
Yes — and unusually well. Roughly 40% of speaklers are practising in a second language. We weight scores against your own baseline, not native pace, so progress reads as progress.
Will I become a TED talker? +
No. You'll become a person who can answer a question without saying “so basically” four times. That is somehow more useful.

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