What is My Speaking Score?
My Speaking Score is an AI-powered TOEFL Speaking practice tool that uses Vox AI, trained on over 100,000 real ETS-scored responses, to provide rubric-aligned scoring and feedback. It helps test-takers identify weak phrasing, organization, and fluency gaps through marked transcripts and model rewrites. Designed for independent learners, it fits into a short practice loop: record a response, see scores and subscores, then improve by copying a stronger answer structure. The platform offers both free and paid plans, with monthly or one-time credit options.
What are the features of My Speaking Score?
- Vox AI Scoring Engine: Trained on 100,000+ real ETS-scored TOEFL Speaking responses, delivers section scores, subscores (Fluency, Intelligibility, Language Use, Organization), and a marked transcript.
- Prompt Coverage Check: Automatically evaluates whether your response covers all required parts of the prompt, highlighting missed elements like reasons or examples.
- Model Rewrite & Phrase Fixes: Tap any underlined phrase in your transcript to see why it hurts your score, then copy the model answer structure into your next attempt.
- Listen & Repeat Drills: Seven prompts per session where you hear a sentence and repeat it once, scored on Fluency, Intelligibility, and Repeat Accuracy.
- Progress Tracking: Before/after comparison shows score movement over time (e.g., section score improving from 4.0 to 5.0 after 30 days), with separate subscores for Language & Range and Intelligibility.
What are the use cases of My Speaking Score?
- TOEFL test-takers practicing both independent and integrated speaking tasks with instant AI scoring.
- Students who struggle with fluency or organization can use the phrase-level feedback to fix awkward phrasing.
- Learners wanting to track score improvement over weeks by recording, diagnosing, and re-recording responses.
- Non-native speakers who need targeted practice on pronunciation (Intelligibility) and repeat accuracy.
How to use My Speaking Score?
- Start with a free full test: record responses to two tasks (seven Listen & Repeat prompts and four Interview questions).
- Review your score, subscores, marked transcript, and prompt coverage tags.
- Tap any underlined phrase to see the specific issue, then study the model rewrite.
- Record the same prompt again, applying the improved structure, and check score movement.
