SpeakLens diagnoses the habits — hesitation, overcorrection, fear of mistakes — that keep capable ESL professionals from sounding as sharp in English as they are in their own language. Then it builds a plan to fix them.
You already know the grammar. What's actually slowing you down shows up in how you communicate under pressure — not in what you've memorized.
A short spoken and written diagnostic surfaces your specific communication patterns — not just a CEFR level.
A two-week free trial of real lesson content, with feedback on exactly what's getting in your way.
Ongoing feedback or live sessions build expressive fluency and confidence, band by band.
Both diagnostics do the same job: a short reading, a few written answers, and one recorded response, scored into a full report. Whichever one you take places you into the matching lesson track and coaching — pick the track by which exam you're actually preparing for.
Start here if you're not preparing for a specific exam. Places you on the CEFR scale (A1–C1) and into the matching general-English lesson track.
Take the CEFR diagnosticStart here if you're preparing for the British Council's Aptis exam. Same diagnostic format, scored against the Aptis for Teens bands, into the Aptis-aligned lesson track.
Coming soonEvery tier runs on the same 32-lesson curriculum and the same feedback format — the difference is who's behind it.
Written feedback on every submission, delivered fast. Good for steady, independent progress between check-ins.
A bilingual Arabic–English teacher reviews and personalizes every piece of feedback, and gets to know how you communicate over time.
Weekly live sessions on top of lesson feedback, for direct, real-time work on expressive fluency.