Built for Indian immigrants and ESL learners. Master the vocabulary, pronunciation, idioms, and cultural phrases that Americans use every single day.
Grammar class teaches the rules. It doesn't teach you what "my bad" means, why someone said "let's circle back," or how to jump into small talk before a meeting starts. That gap is where a lot of confident, capable people go quiet.
Amerispeak.in is under active development. This is the core of what it's designed around:
The words and phrases Americans actually use day to day — not the formal English a textbook teaches.
Targeted feedback on the specific sounds that trip up your accent, not generic drills.
Plain-language breakdowns of phrases like "hit the ground running" or "my bad," with real context for when to use them.
The small talk, humor, and workplace norms that don't show up in any grammar book.
I've spent 5+ years building automation that makes complicated, repetitive work feel simple. Amerispeak.in points that same instinct at something more personal: helping Indian immigrants and ESL learners speak up with confidence in rooms where the English isn't the kind any classroom teaches.