Written tests, not spoken proficiency
Grammar and vocabulary tests don't show how a student actually speaks.
Watch your students' spoken English progress over time
FluencyFlow runs an AI-led conversation that adapts to each student, scored against CEFR, so growth shows up as real data, not a guess.
Trusted by schools and language centers
The problem with traditional English tests
No structured way to track progress
Improvement stays anecdotal, with nothing to compare from one assessment to the next.
Manual oral assessment doesn't scale
Testing spoken English one student at a time is slow across a full roster.
An adaptive spoken English assessment, built for the classroom
A conversation, not a script
Each question is generated in real time from what the student just said, so every assessment reflects real spoken ability, not memorized answers.
- Real-time, adaptive questions
- Reflects genuine level
- No fixed script to prepare for
Built around your curriculum
Specify test topics that match your curriculum or class theme, and FluencyFlow's AI builds the rest of the conversation from there, no questions to write.
- Curriculum-aligned topics
- No question writing
- Any teacher can launch one
Progress you can actually see
Run the same assessment across the term, and compare results side by side to see exactly how a student's spoken English is evolving.
- Repeatable over time
- Side-by-side comparison
- Evidence for parents and reports
A calmer way to speak
A short warm-up before the parts that count, with clear instructions throughout, so students speak without the pressure of a live oral exam.
- Warm-up before scoring
- Lower speaking anxiety
- Clear instructions throughout
How the FluencyFlow English assessment works
- 1
Pick a topic per class or unit
No test questions to write. FluencyFlow's AI builds the conversation from there.
- 2
Send the student the link
Share it whenever it fits your assessment calendar.
- 3
The conversation adapts
Each question responds to what the student just said.
- 4
Get the report and track progress
A CEFR result and full breakdown, ready in minutes and ready to compare against the next test.
What people say about FluencyFlow
“FluencyFlow has revolutionized our bilingual program. It enables precise monitoring of students' oral progress, ensuring effective learning results.”
Vanessa TenórioCo-founder and CEO of Systemic
More than a score: a full fluency report
Every assessment breaks the conversation down into 30+ speech variables, organized into five categories.
Pronunciation
How clear, accurate, and natural the pronunciation sounds
Fluency
How naturally someone speaks: pace, pauses, and how long they can talk without stopping to search for words
Grammar
How accurate the grammar is, and how varied the sentence structures are (not just short, safe sentences)
Vocabulary
How rich the vocabulary is, and how naturally the words are put together
Coherence
How well one idea connects to the next, through linking words and variety in how things are said
Advanced vocabulary tracking
Every word from B1 to C2 the student used, automatically counted and broken down level by level.
Vocabulary reportCEFR B1–C2
13advanced words
B1
achievementreliableschedule
B2
leveragestreamlinefeasible
C1
meticulousnuancedparadigm
C2
ubiquitouspragmaticscrutinizejuxtapose
Full conversation review
Transcript with every error and hesitation marked, plus conversation stats, playable answer by answer.
Conversation review
3 Long pauses 5 Errors
Interviewer
Tell me about a project you are really proud of.
Candidate
Last year I have led led a team of five to launch our new platform… It was more harder harder than we expected, but we delivered on time.
Long pause · 4.2sFrequently asked questions
ABOUT FLUENCYFLOW
What is FluencyFlow?
FluencyFlow is an AI-powered spoken English assessment. It runs an adaptive conversation with the student and scores the result against CEFR, in minutes.
Who is FluencyFlow for?
Schools, language centers, and English teachers who want to assess and track their students' spoken English proficiency over time.
Which teaching contexts benefit most from FluencyFlow?
FluencyFlow works for any school, language center, or English program that wants a standardized way to assess and track spoken English, from a single class to an entire institution.
HOW IT WORKS
How does FluencyFlow work in a classroom setting?
Pick a topic that matches your curriculum, send the assessment link to your students, and the AI leads a conversation that adapts to what they say. You get a CEFR result and a full report in minutes.
Does FluencyFlow replace an oral exam?
It replaces the manual work of grading spoken English one student at a time. Teachers still decide how the result fits into their grading or curriculum.
How long does the assessment take?
Between 15 and 25 minutes on average. The length adapts to how much the student says: it's shorter if they give brief answers or struggle to understand the questions, and longer if they engage more with each one.
How often should we run the assessment?
As often as fits your assessment calendar. Many schools run it each term to track how a student's spoken English changes over time.
Can we customize the assessment for different classes or levels?
Yes. Specify topics for the class or curriculum unit, and FluencyFlow's AI builds the rest of the conversation from there, no questions to write.
TRUST AND ACCURACY
What does the CEFR result mean?
CEFR is the standard scale for describing English proficiency, from A1 to C2. FluencyFlow scores every conversation natively on this scale.
What does the full report show?
A breakdown of the student's pronunciation, fluency, grammar, vocabulary, and coherence, plus every word they used from B1 to C2 and a full transcript of the conversation.
Can we track a student's progress across multiple assessments?
Yes. Run the assessment again later in the term and compare results side by side to see how the student's spoken English has changed.
How does FluencyFlow handle different accents?
FluencyFlow measures how clear and natural someone's speech is, not whether it matches a specific accent. A regional or first-language accent doesn't lower the score as long as the student can be understood. The underlying voice technology is trained on a wide range of speakers, backgrounds, and proficiency levels, and supports both American and British English.
Pricing
How is FluencyFlow priced?
Through a credit package sized to your expected volume. See Pricing for details.
Can we try FluencyFlow before buying?
Yes. You can try a free sample assessment yourself to see exactly what your students will experience, before committing to a package.
Experience your first assessment in minutes
No setup, no waiting. Have the real conversation yourself, then get your own full report right away.