Does it coach pronunciation like Fluently does?

No, and it cannot. Pronunciation lives in audio and we work from text, so anything we said about your accent would be invented. If pronunciation is the thing you want fixed, Fluently is genuinely the better tool and we would rather say so.

Why work from a transcript instead of listening to the call?

Because nothing has to run during the meeting. No app on your machine, no extension your client can see, nothing to explain or get approved. It also means you can look at meetings that already happened, including the one that went badly last month.

Does it work on Windows?

Yes. There is nothing to install on any operating system — it runs in the browser, and the transcript comes from whatever your meeting platform already exports.

A Fluently alternative for meeting English

What Fluently does

Fluently is an English coach that listens to your calls — a Mac app or a Google Meet extension — and gives feedback on your speaking, including pronunciation, sold as a subscription with a Call Analyzer add-on.

At a glance

	Fluently	Meeting Coach
How it hears you	A Mac app or Meet extension in the call	The transcript, afterwards
Pronunciation	Yes — it has your audio	No — text cannot show it
Meeting platforms	Where the app or extension runs	Any platform that exports text
Client calls	Something is running on your machine	Nothing is

Where we differ

Bring your own transcript

Fluently needs to be in the call. We need a file you already have. That matters most for client work, where installing something that listens is a conversation you would rather not have.

It knows what your job is

“Was that a good answer for a CTO on a client pitch” is a different question from “was that grammatical”. We take your role and what you were trying to get out of the meeting, and grade against that.

No pronunciation

Text cannot carry pronunciation or prosody, so that half is genuinely out of scope for us. If pronunciation is what you want to work on, audio-based tools do something we cannot.

When they are the better choice

If pronunciation is your priority, or you want feedback on conversations that produce no transcript, an audio tool is the right choice.

Common questions

Does it coach pronunciation like Fluently does?: No, and it cannot. Pronunciation lives in audio and we work from text, so anything we said about your accent would be invented. If pronunciation is the thing you want fixed, Fluently is genuinely the better tool and we would rather say so.
Why work from a transcript instead of listening to the call?: Because nothing has to run during the meeting. No app on your machine, no extension your client can see, nothing to explain or get approved. It also means you can look at meetings that already happened, including the one that went badly last month.
Does it work on Windows?: Yes. There is nothing to install on any operating system — it runs in the browser, and the transcript comes from whatever your meeting platform already exports.

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