Voice and rhythm
Place a pause, emphasise a word and make key information stand out.
Eloquence and confidence when speaking
Develop your eloquence and your self-confidence. Record your voice, prepare your ideas and practise with more than 500 varied exercises.
In French and English
6 skills to practise · Guided courses · Vocabulary
Present an idea
that matters to you.
Your turn to speak.
00:24
Your next attempt
Pause
between two ideas.

More than 500 different exercises
Work on your voice, ideas and words. Try different situations, follow a course or choose a specific exercise.
Place a pause, emphasise a word and make key information stand out.
Explain an instruction, choose precise words and articulate a tongue twister.
Organise an answer, support an idea and present a proposal.
Tell an experience with a clear thread and useful details.
Rephrase, ask for clarification and express a request clearly.
Answer an unexpected question or speak using required words.
Each guided session combines preparation, a recording with feedback and a vocabulary word to discover and use. Revisit your words and sessions to keep practising.
Self-confidence
Hesitate to join in, search for words or want to present your ideas better? Practise in the app before an interview, meeting or conversation.
Start practisingA topic and a clear task help you prepare what you want to say.
Record in your own words, listen again and choose one specific point to work on.
Repeat in varied situations, revisit your progress and prepare for your next speaking opportunity.
Your words, in everyday life
Choose a situation that matters to you. Practise before the moment that counts.
Present your experience, structure your answers and prepare for the questions that matter.
Open your talk, develop your idea and keep a clear thread in front of an audience.
Explain a proposal, support your point of view and move the discussion forward.
Tell stories, respond and find your words in everyday conversations.
Feedback for your next attempt
Speaking is more than text. Listen to your rhythm, follow your transcription and identify a passage to work on.
Feedback stays tied to your exercise: something to notice and a practical action to try.
Example feedback
Try this
Pause between two ideas.
Finish your first idea. Leave a pause, then introduce the next one.
Before you start
A few answers about how elokeo supports your practice.
Another question?Prepare a situation, record your response, then receive feedback on your speaking. In guided courses, a vocabulary word completes the session before you move to the next one.
Start with your current habits or find more demanding exercises if you already speak with ease. To develop confidence, the courses give you opportunities to prepare your ideas, try and repeat at your own pace.
The catalogue includes more than 500 exercises in French and English: structured answers, arguments, stories, rephrasing, clarification questions, pauses, word emphasis, tongue twisters and vocabulary challenges. Guided courses combine preparation, recording, feedback and vocabulary. You can also choose an exercise from the library.
Feedback focuses on the exercise: your ideas, their organisation, recognised words and certain passages of your voice. Automated transcriptions and observations can be wrong. elokeo does not measure personality or confidence.
Yes. Exercises and courses are available in both languages. Choose your exercise language in the app; sessions and vocabulary remain separate for each language.
Your audio is uploaded after recording for analysis. The raw file is not added to your history on elokeo's servers; analyses and transcriptions are stored with your account. Analysis services also process your audio. The privacy policy explains this processing.
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Work on eloquence and self-confidence, one exercise at a time.
The elokeo method
Ease comes
with practice.
No speech to memorise. A topic, your words and another attempt to move forward.
01
Prepare
A practical situation and a few pointers to find your ideas.
02
Record
Speak in your own words. Your voice is the starting point for your exercise.
03
Listen
Listen to your attempt again and discover a tip tied to your speaking.
04
Repeat
Apply the tip. Continue your course at your own pace.