STEP 01
Record 60 seconds
Answer one question out loud. A meter shows how much real speech you have produced, so you know the result has enough to work with.
YOUR NEXT CONVERSATION STARTS HERE
You have
the words.
Make them land.
For the meeting. The interview. The follow-up you didn't see coming. Practise your spoken English, find your focus, and walk in with a clearer point.
Free baseline iPhone · iOS 18+ No credit card
A LITTLE REHEARSAL. A REAL DIFFERENCE.
“What would you recommend
we do next?”
YOUR FIRST TAKE
“I think, um, maybe we could try a smaller launch first, because there are a few risks.”
ONE THING TO WORK ON
Lead with your recommendation.
Your idea is there. Bring it to the front.
Prepared examples. Your feedback in VOCEN comes from your own recording.
A small start. A useful signal.
THE VOCEN METHOD
60
seconds
of real speech
5
dimensions
each out of 100
1
next move
to practise
Answer one question out loud. Speak as you would at work. This is your starting point.
See fluency, pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar and communication. Understand what is working.
Get one clear focus and an exercise built around it. Give your next five minutes a purpose.
01 /
From “I think…”
to “I recommend.”
A short loop with a clear purpose. Speak, understand, practise. Then take it into your next conversation.
STEP 02
Read your score
Get feedback connected to what you actually said. See your English quality and, in Prepare, how clearly your message landed.
STEP 03
Take another run at it
Work on your personal focus. Rehearse a meeting or interview, try a clearer answer, and see what changes.
02 / KNOW WHERE YOU STAND
A number.
And a way forward.
Your VOCEN score brings five speaking skills into focus. Each gets its own reading, so you can see where your next practice belongs.
VOCEN SCORE
EXAMPLE
74
out of 100
Strong
intermediate.
Fluency
How smoothly you speak — pace, pauses and hesitation.
Pronunciation
How easily you are understood — not how American you sound.
Vocabulary
The range and precision of the words you reach for.
Grammar
Accuracy and structure while speaking, not while writing.
Communication
Whether your point lands: clarity, relevance, completeness.
Not enough speech to measure a skill? It stays blank. Your score tracks personal progress; it is not an official language certificate.
03 /
The next meeting.
A little more you.
The goal is to say what you mean, when it matters. Keep practising, see which skills move, and hear the difference in your own voice.
Week 1 · baseline
61
Six fillers a minute, and long pauses landing in the middle of sentences — right where a listener expects you to continue. Fluency is the weakest of the five.
Week 6
68
The pauses moved to the ends of clauses, where they read as thinking rather than as searching. Same speed, different impression. Vocabulary is now the thing holding the score down.
Week 12
74
Your point comes earlier. Your answer feels more deliberate. Your recordings give you something concrete to compare.
Illustrative progression from a demo profile. Your pace and results will vary.
SOUND LIKE YOURSELF. ONLY CLEARER.
Keep your accent.
Find your voice.
Clear English doesn't have one accent. VOCEN focuses on how easily people understand you, so your practice helps your ideas come through.
04 /
A few minutes.
Your kind of practice.
A quick check-in before work. A focused daily plan. A rehearsal for the conversation on your calendar. Choose the depth that fits today.
Quick
Daily check-in
One question, 60 seconds, one insight. You leave knowing which skill moved.
2–3 MIN
Core
The daily plan
The check-in plus the drill chosen for you, plus the phrases due today.
7–10 MIN
Prepare
A real conversation
Rehearse the actual meeting or interview, scored on English and on whether your point landed.
10–25 MIN
Baseline test
Your first 60 seconds becomes the reference every later session is compared against — with an honest confidence band and no invented improvement.
Say It Better
Type the sentence you struggled with. Get three ways to say it, each with the reason it lands differently — then say your favourite out loud and have it measured.
Phrase Wallet
Phrases taken from your own recordings, brought back for review on a schedule, and graded on whether you can produce them — not just recognise them.
Progress you can show
Your score over time, which skills moved, how many minutes you actually spoke. Below three sessions the statistics stay hidden rather than being softened.
Pro historyMeetings & interviews
Scenarios built around your actual role, scored twice: your English, and whether the message landed — clarity, structure, tone.
ProYour voice stays yours
Recordings are deleted once they have been analysed, and at the latest after 24 hours. Keeping them is a choice you make, and one control deletes them all.
05 /
Start with your voice.
Build from there.
Find your starting point for free. Choose Pro when you want deeper feedback and more room to practise.
Free
$0forever
Enough to find out where you stand.
- The full baseline test, never blocked
- A measured session every day
- Your score, and the one thing to fix next
- Say It Better rewrites and a phrase wallet
- Your recent history — older data is hidden, never deleted
VOCEN Pro
$99.99/ year
That's $8.33 a month — 44% less than paying monthly. Or $14.99 a month, no commitment.
- Know what to improve — the full skill breakdown
- Practise for real work — meetings and interviews
- Handle the follow-up — Pressure Practice
- See your progress — full history and before / after
- Practise as often as you like — no daily limit
Billed through your Apple Account. Renews until you cancel it, and you can cancel any time in Settings.
Get VOCEN Pro06 /
Questions worth asking
What happens to my recording?
It goes to private storage only your account can read, it is transcribed and analysed, and then it is deleted — at the latest 24 hours after you made it. The score and the feedback stay. The sound of your voice does not.
If you turn on before / after, VOCEN keeps up to 20 recordings so you can hear the difference, deletes anything older than 30 days, and gives you one button that removes all of them.
Full detail in the Privacy Policy.
Is this the same as an IELTS or TOEFL score?
No. It is a 0–100 measurement for tracking your own speaking over time. It is built to be honest against itself, not to be accepted by anyone else. No school, employer or immigration office recognises it, and we don't suggest otherwise.
Why only 60 seconds? That seems short.
Because one minute you actually record every day beats a 20-minute test you take twice a year. A session needs 25 seconds of real speech to count at all, and the confidence band tells you honestly how sure the result is.
Will my accent lower my score?
No. Pronunciation is scored on how clearly you are understood, using the sounds you actually produced. Sounding American or British earns you nothing. What lowers the score is a sound that changes the word, or one that makes a listener stop and re-run the sentence in their head.
Does it work offline?
Recording works anywhere. Analysis needs a connection, because it runs on servers rather than on your phone. If you are offline, the app says so plainly and holds the recording instead of throwing it away.
How do I cancel?
In App Store settings on your iPhone, or from Profile → Subscription in the app, which takes you to the same place. Apple handles the billing and any refunds; we never see your card. Cancelling stops the next payment, and Pro stays active until the period you already paid for ends.
iPhone · iOS 18 or later
Your next conversation
starts with this one.
One question. Sixty seconds. A clearer idea of what to practise next. Find your starting point for free.