Examiner
Let's talk about where you live. Do you live in a house or a flat?
You
I live in a flat, in Chilanzar — that's a district in Tashkent.
Still listening. Take your time.
An examiner that waits for you to finish
Speek runs the real thing: Part 1, the cue card, then the discussion. You speak, it listens, and it does not cut you off mid-sentence.
Most speaking apps stop recording after a second of silence. That is fine for dictating a text message and wrong for an exam, where thinking pauses are normal and Part 2 gives you two full minutes. Speek listens for the pause lengths a real examiner would, so a hesitation costs you nothing.
What you get back
After each session you get a band for each of the four criteria — fluency, lexical resource, grammatical range and accuracy, pronunciation — and, for every answer you gave, what a stronger version of it would have sounded like.
Grammar and vocabulary drills are built from your own mistakes, not from a generic list, and they are free to practise.
Practice in Uzbek or English
The app is fully translated into Uzbek. Pay with Payme, Click or Uzum in soum, or through the App Store and Google Play.