Eleven tools. Each one has a single job.
The loop is simple: practice a hard conversation, find the weak moment, retry it, prove it. The rest supports that loop.
Simulate
Talk to someone who pushes back. Interviews, pay talks, difficult managers, customers, presentations Q&A and social situations. The character has a goal and reacts to what you say. Speak out loud or type.
Retry the moment
Fix the answer that hurt you. After a run, Luwy quotes your weakest moment in your own words. You say it again and see both takes side by side. This is the core of Luwy.
Prove It
Show it works without help. A fresh situation, no hints, no model answer. Eight skills each move from introduced to proven. Only independent runs count.
Impromptu practice
A topic, a plan, a minute. You get a random prompt and a short planning step, then you speak for a minute. Pace, fillers and pauses are counted from your recording.
On the spot
Think before you freeze. A question you didn't see coming and a few seconds to answer. Lighter than a full simulation.
Word of the day
One word. Use it today. A useful word with its meaning, a natural example and a prompt that makes you say it out loud.
Sentence bank
Save patterns, not scripts. Keep sentence structures you can bend to fit different conversations.
Pronunciation
Be understood. A short recording is checked for clarity, rhythm and stress. The aim is speech people follow easily, not a different accent.
Missions
Prepare for something real. Turn an upcoming interview, talk or difficult conversation into a short plan, rehearse it, and finish with a proof run.
Friends and leaderboard
Practice with other people. Challenge a friend to a speaking quest. Leaderboards show a rating and streak, never your transcripts. Under-18 accounts are off leaderboards by default.
We show our working.
Measured
Words per minute, filler words, pauses and the longest silence come from your recording. If delivery wasn't measured, we say so instead of guessing.
Quoted
Each criterion points to your own words and gives a fix you can use in the next attempt.
Labeled
Scenario meters are estimates. Scores are for this answer, not a verdict on you.
See it on your own voice.
The free test takes a minute and doesn't need an account.