BrightSpeaker gives K–5 students a friendly browser coach for eye contact, pacing, filler words, and volume. Teachers get a five-minute routine, not another grading pile.
No setup, no installs, no accounts for students to manage. Teachers assign, kids speak, BrightSpeaker coaches.
Story retelling, show-and-tell, opinion speech, book report, or a prompt the teacher assigns.
Students practice on a Chromebook, iPad, or laptop — with privacy built right in.
On-device face detection tracks eye contact; live transcription flags filler words and pacing — with kid-friendly encouragement.
Streaks, achievements, and a teacher dashboard turn steady practice into real growth.
In-browser face detection tracks camera-facing eye contact. Live transcription surfaces filler words and words-per-minute. More signals — posture, volume, expression — are on the roadmap.
Rewards growth, not perfection. Designed with a child development specialist so kids come back tomorrow.
Age-appropriate prompts from kindergarten show-and-tell to fifth grade opinion speeches.
A classroom view that shows who's practicing and where they're stuck is in active development. Pilot teachers help shape it.
We score progress over time, not a fixed speech target — designed with ELL and speech differences in mind. Spanish prompts are on the near-term roadmap.
Meet your speaking & listening standards without building a single rubric. Activities map to each substandard so teachers can review practice evidence without inventing a new rubric.
Face detection runs locally in the browser. Student video is never uploaded, stored, or transmitted. The one caveat we disclose plainly: Chrome's built-in Web Speech API streams audio to Google for transcription — we describe that in plain English on our privacy page.
Low-stakes reps in a private space. No stage, no peers watching — just the student, the prompt, and a friendly coach.
Designed to fit a 5-minute warm-up slot. No new grading pile, no lesson re-write, no curriculum retraining required.
Browser-based, no install, and student video never leaves the device. Plain-English privacy page and a DPA on request.
Every plan includes unlimited activities, the teacher dashboard, and full privacy documentation.
For a single teacher or small school (up to 100 students).
For K–5 schools (100–800 students). Everything in Classroom, plus:
Some School features are on our near-term roadmap — we'll be transparent about what ships on day one of your pilot.
Book a demoFor multi-school districts. Everything in School, plus:
We're pre-launch: no SOC 2 attestation yet. Talk to us about what your procurement office actually requires.
Get a quoteDuring a pilot, no — students practice on a shared device and progress lives on that device. For paid deployments we're adding Google Workspace for Education sign-in; Clever and ClassLink rostering are on the roadmap.
Correct. Face detection runs locally in the browser. Student video is never uploaded, stored, or shared. The one caveat: live speech-to-text in Chrome uses the browser's built-in Web Speech API, which streams audio to Google for transcription — same as any Chromebook dictation. We describe this in plain English on our privacy page.
Any modern browser with a camera: Chromebooks, iPads, laptops. No installs required. We officially support Chrome, Edge, and Safari from the last two major versions.
About five minutes. Teachers sign up, create a class, share the class code, and kids start their first activity. No curriculum retraining required.
Purpose-built for ages 5–11. The language, rewards, prompts, and feedback tone are designed with a child development specialist. Adult-focused tools assume reading ability, self-critique, and long attention spans — things we can't take for granted in K–5.
BrightSpeaker evaluates growth over time, not a fixed accent or speech target — we celebrate every student's own voice. Spanish prompts and per-student weighting for IEPs are on our near-term roadmap; if your classroom needs them sooner, tell us.