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SayRep Clear · For people who work in a second language

They’ll never tell you if they understood.
SayRep will.

You were probably clearer than you think — except for a few sentences. SayRep shows exactly which ones, simpler ways to say them, and your progress each week.

No accent policing. Just being understood.

Early access is free. No spam — just your invite.

A short demo of SayRep: how you came across, the moment you lost them and a clearer answer, your clarity score, your progress, a pre-meeting brief (coming soon), and the waitlist. Music only, no speech.

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How you came acrossIllustrative

Week 1 → Week 6

  1. Week 1: Needed repeatingAsked to repeat 3×
    Week 6: Understood first timeNo repeats needed
  2. Week 1: Long sentences24 words on average
    Week 6: Easy to follow15 words on average
  3. Week 1: Confusing word choice2 unclear phrases
    Week 6: Clear word choice0 unclear phrases

Based on what happened in the conversation — never on who you are, or how you sound.

Your calls. Your platform.

Planned support for the tools you already use.

Sound familiar?

You’ve had this meeting.

  • You prepared every word. Then someone asked a question and your English went blank.
  • “Sorry, can you say that again?” — and you don’t know if it was your accent or your sentence.
  • It was clear in your head. Out loud, it took three tries.
  • You kept your answer short because you weren’t sure of the grammar.
  • Colleagues say your English is great. That doesn’t tell you what to fix.
  • You think faster than you can say it.
  • Before a big call, you rehearse the same sentences in your head — and still get stuck.

Most of the time it isn’t your accent. It’s how the sentence is built — and that’s something you can practise.

How it works

Speak. Reflect. Repeat.

No classes. No homework. Just feedback from the meetings you already have.

Product demo · muted
  1. Speak.01

    What you said.

    SayRep joins your Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams calls and reviews your English: sentence length, word order, grammar slips and phrases that don’t translate.

    Nothing new to schedule

  2. Reflect.02

    How it landed.

    See where your listener asked you to repeat, clarify or slow down — so you know which sentences to fix, not just that something felt off.

    Signals, not verdicts

  3. Repeat.03

    Walk in with the right phrases.

    Every moment comes with a clearer version that keeps your meaning. Before your next call, a few phrases you’re likely to need.

    Phrases before your meetingsComing soon

The feedback

Same meaning. Easier to follow.

SayRep finds the sentences that made your listener work hard, and shows a simpler way to say them.

Illustrative example

Weekly sync · 04:10

  1. Them

    “Sorry, is it ready or not?”

  2. You

    “The problem is more that the integration, unclear phrase: it is not finishing before the deadline, because the other team unclear phrase: they still wait on the access.”

SignalThey had to ask for the main point.

Main point first. One idea per sentence.

A clearer way to say it

“The integration won’t be ready by the deadline. The other team is still waiting for access.”
Sentence length
24 words
Aim for about 15
Asked to repeat
1 time
On this point

Signals come from what was said, never from judging the other person.

The report card

See the pattern. Change your next call.

Not a transcript to file away. Feedback you can take into your next meeting.

What we look at

Five things. None of them your accent.

Your clarity score is built from five things you can actually practise — never from how you sound.

  1. 01

    Main point first

    Whether your request or answer arrives early, before the details.

    17 words before the request
  2. 02

    Understood first time

    How often your listener asked you to repeat or explain again.

    Asked to repeat: 2 times
  3. 03

    Simple sentences

    Sentence length, and one idea per sentence.

    Average sentence: 17 words
  4. 04

    Word choice

    Phrases that confused your listener or changed your meaning.

    “Until Friday” → “by Friday”
  5. 05

    Pace

    Clear, not rushed — with pauses where they help.

    138 wpm

We only score you. Other people on the call are never graded, and accents are never scored.

SayRep / Weekly report

Your week in words.

14–18 September · 7 meetings · 2.9 hours

Illustrative report
Asked to repeat
2
Down from 6 last week
Average sentence
17 words
Easier to follow than last week
Phrases that confused
3
Added to your phrase list
Pace
138 wpm
Clear, not rushed
Moment 02Monday · Planning meeting · 15:06

What you said

“It would be good if maybe we can discuss about the timeline before we are going ahead with the launch.”

How it landed

Your listener waited 17 words to hear the request, then asked, “So what do you need from us?”

Keep the meaning. Make it shorter.
We read the conversation — we never judge the person. Other people aren’t scored.Example data.

A preview of what we’re building. Scores and examples are illustrative, not a validated measure of ability.

Your progress

Say it once. Get understood more often.

Every week starts from where you left off. You’re only ever compared to yourself.

Week 1 · The status update

“The problem is more that the integration, unclear phrase: it is not finishing before the deadline…”

SignalAsked to repeat.

Week 6 · The status update

“The integration won’t be ready by the deadline.”

SignalUnderstood first time.

Clarity score, week by week

Not a straight line. Still up.

58W163W261W368W466W574W6

  • Personal bests

    Fewest repeats yet

    Your shortest clear opening

  • Focus, checked

    Last week’s focus: one idea per sentence.

    Your average sentence fell from 24 to 17 words.

  1. 01UnderstoodThey get your point
  2. 02ClearThey get it the first time
  3. 03ConfidentYou answer without rehearsing
  4. 04NaturalYou sound like yourself

Next rungTo reach Confident: answer 5 questions this week with your main point first.

Illustrative. Real reports start from your first week of meetings.

Before your next meeting Coming soon

Walk in with the right phrases.

SayRep remembers the conversation, so before your next call you get simpler ways to say what you’ll probably need to say.

  • Phrase prepThree simpler ways to say what you’ll likely need, before the call.
  • Style notesFast or slow, formal or casual — drawn only from how they talked.
  • Opening reviewHow the meeting started, and a shorter way to start the next one.
  • Conversation memoryWhat they asked, what confused them, and what you promised.

Phrases for Thursday’s call

Thu · 10:00 am · From your last 2 meetings with this team

Coming soon
Instead of
“revert back” → “reply”. Last time they asked what you meant.
Open with
“Quick update, then one question.”
Their style
They speak quickly — it’s fine to say “Could you say that again?”
Still open
You promised the new timeline by Friday.

Based on how they talked — never on who they are.

A different kind of help

Not another grammar app.

Grammar apps

Fix what you write.

Useful for emails. Silent in meetings.

SayRep Clear

Shows how your English lands.

Where listeners got lost in real conversations, and simpler ways to say it.

Being understood, not sounding native.

  • No accent scoring. Ever.
  • We read the conversation — we never judge the person.
  • Style notes are private to you — edit or delete them anytime.
  • Everyone on the call knows SayRep is there.

Practice today. A clearer tomorrow.

Say it once. Be understood.

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