Is this an English course?

No. There are no lessons, no drills and no daily streak. It reads meetings you already had and tells you what to change in the next one, which is a different thing from studying.

I already use ELSA. Does this add anything?

They work on different halves. ELSA drills pronunciation in isolation; this looks at the sentences you actually produced under pressure in front of a client, where the mistakes are usually grammatical and structural rather than phonetic.

How much time does it take?

About as long as it takes to export a transcript and read a page. There is nothing to keep up with — the value comes from the recurring-mistake profile building quietly across meetings.

An ELSA Speak alternative for working professionals

What ELSA Speak does

ELSA Speak is a pronunciation and fluency trainer with structured lessons, and its Speech Analyzer will take an uploaded recording and give you a CEFR level.

At a glance

	ELSA Speak	Meeting Coach
What you speak into it	Exercises and drills	Nothing — your real meetings
Pronunciation scoring	Yes, its core strength	No
Context	General English	Your actual client calls
Time cost	Daily practice	Paste a transcript afterwards

Where we differ

Not a course

ELSA teaches English. We assume you already have it — you are running client calls in it — and look only at what is costing you credibility in the meetings you are actually in.

No level, no score

A CEFR level is a useful summary and a poor instrument for improvement. We report mistakes per thousand words per category, because that is the number that moves when you fix something specific.

Context, not exercises

A drill has no client in it. The feedback here is graded against your role and what you were trying to get out of that particular meeting.

When they are the better choice

If you want structured lessons, pronunciation drills or a certifiable level, that is a language course and ELSA is built for it.

Common questions

Is this an English course?: No. There are no lessons, no drills and no daily streak. It reads meetings you already had and tells you what to change in the next one, which is a different thing from studying.
I already use ELSA. Does this add anything?: They work on different halves. ELSA drills pronunciation in isolation; this looks at the sentences you actually produced under pressure in front of a client, where the mistakes are usually grammatical and structural rather than phonetic.
How much time does it take?: About as long as it takes to export a transcript and read a page. There is nothing to keep up with — the value comes from the recurring-mistake profile building quietly across meetings.

See for yourself on a real meeting

Paste a transcript you already have. It takes about thirty seconds.

Try it free

No account, and nothing is stored.