compassionate
/kəmˈpæʃ.ən.ət/Showing care and concern for others.
“He's a compassionate doctor who really listens.”
Voice-to-voice practice with an AI that actually listens — interviews, meetings, casual chats, debates. After each session, a real report: five scored dimensions, an annotated transcript, and drills built around the exact mistakes you keep making.
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Showing care and concern for others.
“He's a compassionate doctor who really listens.”
Surprisingly bold; willing to take big risks.
“Her audacious plan paid off in the end.”
To recognize or notice something that's not obvious.
“It's hard to discern his real motives.”
Every learner reads more English than they speak — articles, Reddit, work emails, documentation, YouTube. The FluentWith browser extension makes the unfamiliar parts legible: translate any sentence, look up any word, explain tricky lines on-device with Chrome AI, and click any word inside a YouTube caption to look it up. Save the words worth keeping; they show up in tomorrow's speaking drills.
Highlight a word or a full sentence on any English webpage. The chip translates into your native language in one click. Direct from your browser to the translation service — we never see the request.
On YouTube, click any word inside a caption to look it up. The video pauses, the popover opens. A small AI icon translates or explains the whole line. Saved captions link back to the exact frame.
Casual fluency and interview prep are different skills. Switch modes the way you switch workouts.
Fluency is a frequency game, not an intensity game. Twelve weeks of fifteen minutes a day buries a year of weekend cramming.
Built specifically for the reasons most learners stall.
You can read, you can write — but real conversations make you freeze. Practice until it becomes natural, in a place where mistakes don't cost anything.
Friends are too busy. Tutors are expensive. The AI partner is here at 6am or midnight, every single day, and it never gets bored of repeating itself.
"Can we shift this meeting?" is grammatical. "Can we postpone?" is natural. Every report shows you the upgrades, labeled by register.
Practice behavioral questions with a tough interviewer who pushes for specifics. Get scored on STAR structure — situation, task, action, result — not just grammar.
Casual chat, job interview, workplace standup, networking event, debate, storytelling, travel, reading aloud. Match what you'll actually face this week.
Push the mic, speak naturally. Edit any STT mistakes before sending. Live signals on the side show your pace and filler count as you go.
Five score rings. Annotated transcript. Vocabulary upgrades. Personalized drills automatically queued for tomorrow's session.
Open fluentwith, pick a scenario (casual chat, job interview, workplace meeting, networking, debate, storytelling, travel, or reading aloud), and tap the mic. The AI replies in real voice, you respond, and after the session you get a structured report — fluency, pace, pronunciation, vocabulary upgrades, and personalized drills. No tutor, no scheduling, available 24/7.
Open fluentwith. Push the mic. Talk for twelve minutes. Read the report. Tomorrow, do it again.
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CoachTell me about a time you handled a tough deadline at work.
YouUm, so basically last quarter we had this project that, like, was really really delayed and I had to kind of step in.
CoachWhat did stepping in look like specifically?
YouI rewrote the timeline, brought in two engineers from another team, and we shipped on the original date.
You start sentences with “um, so basically” when answering hard questions. A drill is queued for tomorrow: 5 prompts, 30 seconds each, no opening filler allowed.
Optional: save a word and it flows straight into your spaced-repetition flashcards and into the AI speaking drills. The vocabulary you actually encountered ends up in your speech.
The streak isn't about discipline. It's about removing the question. You don't decide whether to practice — you just do the thing you do every day at 7am.
from the fluentwith handbook
Live audio analysis flags th-sound issues, V/W confusion, and other patterns common to your first language. Targeted drills follow.
We measure response latency and mid-thought pauses. Specific drills shorten the gap between thinking and speaking, week over week.
Yes. fluentwith is free to use — sign in with Google and start your first session in under a minute. No credit card required.
Speaking is a motor skill — like playing guitar, you only get better by doing it out loud. The two things that hold most learners back are (a) lack of a patient partner and (b) not knowing what to fix. AI conversation practice solves both: unlimited reps, plus structured feedback after every session pointing at the specific words, sounds, and patterns you keep getting wrong.
ChatGPT is a general chatbot — it doesn't listen to your voice, doesn't score your speech, and doesn't track recurring mistakes. fluentwith is purpose-built for English speaking practice: voice in, voice out, real-time pace and filler detection, pronunciation hints based on what speech-to-text actually heard, and drills auto-generated from your weak spots.
15 minutes a day, 5 days a week beats 2 hours once a week. The app shows your streak and a daily plan to keep you consistent. Each session takes 5–15 minutes plus a 1-minute report review.
Yes — Interview mode is one of the eight scenarios. It runs behavioral and technical questions at three difficulty levels, scores your answers on STAR structure, and flags filler words and overlong pauses. Common questions covered: tell me about yourself, why this role, biggest weakness, conflict resolution, salary expectations.
Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari on desktop and mobile. The app uses your microphone for input and the device speaker for the AI's voice. Mobile Safari and Chrome on Android both work; we recommend headphones to avoid the AI's voice bleeding into your recording.