Knowing a language and sounding at home in it are two different skills.
We built Speechgorilla for the second one — the rhythm, stress and flow that make people stop noticing your accent and start listening to what you say.
Our story
[Founding story: who started Speechgorilla, the moment that sparked it, and why pronunciation was the gap worth solving.]
[What you have built so far and where you are based.]
Why a gorilla?
Gorillas don’t whisper. Speaking a new language takes a bit of chest-out courage — and practice is where you build it. Loud, repeated, slightly ridiculous practice, with nobody judging but a waveform.
What we believe
Seeing beats guessing
Most learners can’t hear their own mistakes. A waveform next to a native one makes them visible — and fixable.
Practise what you’ll actually say
Your exam topic, your presentation, your next conversation — not a generic textbook sentence.
Accents are welcome
The goal is to be understood easily and sound confident, not to erase where you’re from.
The team
- [Photo][Name][Co-founder & CEO]
- [Photo][Name][Co-founder & CTO]
- [Photo][Name][Head of Linguistics]
- [Photo][Name][Product Designer]
Say hello — out loud, if you like.
Questions, school or company plans, press, or feedback on a feature — we read everything.