I’m obsessed with it
Hello there , I been training with BoldVoice since April , and I like it since the first day or since the 7 days trail . at that time when I start it , it was because I’m on couple months off from my work after had been working for years after I came to United States . And I had been through a lot of struggles making people understand my accent or my need , and I thought my accent would never be better because I didn’t go to American school , and of course I would not be a kid again and go to school to learn English, ( but I wish that ) and adult education school and program is a joke . So I thought to myself give it try and sign up with one of the best learning English APP , and I was so lucky and thankfully I chose BoldVoice app over the rest of apps , in the beginning I was practicing in my free time only , after couple months I recognised that this app will be my key to better accent and better English language and I decided to keep going training with this app and now I’m obsessed with it , always new vocabulary combination and new articles came up , I don’t waste any free time without opening the app , even on my way to work and any break time or waiting time anywhere, I open this app . sorry for the long review, but I would like to say thank you to the team and to the co-founders who worked hard to make it easy for people who are serious with trying improving their accent
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Scam
Will say u have free trial for 0 dollars for 7 days and when u go ahead will deduct $149 from your account
Appréciation
C’est une très bonne application.
Bold Voice
Excellent lessons.
Be careful with this app
I cancelled this subscription/app months before the subscription renewal date and I was still charged for it.
Now I have to figure out how to get my money back and make sure I’m not charged again when it’s time for the subscription to be renewed again… Frustrating
Now I have to figure out how to get my money back and make sure I’m not charged again when it’s time for the subscription to be renewed again… Frustrating
The Best
Me encanta
Wonderful
I did not I made mistakes my 50 years. This app corrected me and I am progress to become a better speaker
Very useful
It is great to get feedback while trying to pronounce words.
Amazing app
It’s really helpful and amazing app , I really found out my pronunciation is very different and now I’m practicing to improve it
Perfect app.
I’ve tried several apps and different methods to improve my English pronunciation. BoldVoice is the only one that has really made a difference for me.
The feedback is clear and useful. I like being able to work on individual sounds, words and full sentences.
I’ve been using it regularly, and I can hear the improvement. My pronunciation is clearer, and I feel more confident when I speak English.
For me, BoldVoice is the first pronunciation app that has truly helped me improve.
The feedback is clear and useful. I like being able to work on individual sounds, words and full sentences.
I’ve been using it regularly, and I can hear the improvement. My pronunciation is clearer, and I feel more confident when I speak English.
For me, BoldVoice is the first pronunciation app that has truly helped me improve.
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Response from developer
Thank you so much for sharing your experience! We're thrilled to hear that BoldVoice has made such a difference in your pronunciation and confidence. It's wonderful to see your consistent practice paying off! Keep up the amazing work! You're always welcome to reach out to us at support@boldvoice.com if you need any assistance.
Es impresionante
Soy bastante exigente con lo que me enseñan y claramente esta app de que aprendes apredes lo digo muy enserio y sin que me paguen de verdad esta bien hecha esta cara anualmente pero hay videos de gente real enseñandote a como usar las vocales y la legua para un pronunciacion mas limpia y de paso puedes intentar lo que te de haga marico. Es bueno en resumen
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Excellent
Excellent. I realy improved after few months practicing 10mn every day !
That’s a great app
I m having so much fun and I see where I can improve. It’s a great app if you want to have a better pronunciation and level up your English
Cool
I love it !
Great App!
I have really improved mi pronunciation in just a few weeks!
One
5 Star
Speech scan raises some questions.
I downloaded BoldVoice after using Accent Oracle, and its accuracy raised my eyebrows. But also left me with some questions. First: how much of what Accent Oracle detects is actually perceptually meaningful to humans? Is it genuinely identifying extremely subtle acoustic patterns, or are some of these features being overinterpreted as evidence of a foreign accent?
My results are consistently around 93–97, with BoldVoice itself describing my speech as native-sounding. At the same time, the app correctly identifies my Brazilian background and attributes certain tiny pronunciation patterns to Portuguese. That’s interesting, but some of the explanations are questionable in my case.
For example, the app flagged my realization of the vowel in words such as think, things, and running as a Portuguese-accent feature. But this deserves more nuance: the California Vowel Shift is documented to involve /ɪ/ shifting toward /i/ before /ŋ/. Stanford linguist Penny Eckert even gives think → “theenk” as an example of this California pattern. The app also repeatedly flags my dark L. However, I deliberately pronounce dark L, and I can clearly distinguish it from the light L used in languages I’m learning. Some of my L vocalization also sounds very similar to what I hear from native speakers from California and other parts of the American West. So I’m skeptical that this should automatically be classified as a Portuguese-accent feature.
There’s another interesting inconsistency: words such as feels and fields were flagged as problematic when spoken in sentences, yet when I pronounced the same words individually, BoldVoice gave me approximately 99% accuracy. That makes me wonder whether the system is detecting extremely subtle differences in connected speech rather than an actual pronunciation error.
This is particularly interesting because BoldVoice itself says its technology analyzes speech at a very fine-grained level, and its Accent Oracle uses an audio-based accent-identification model trained on a very large dataset of accented English. So my question isn’t whether the AI can hear these microscopic differences. It clearly can. My question is whether every difference it detects is actually something that a human listener would perceive as a foreign accent or something that a learner actually needs to “fix.”I’ve received repeated feedback from American English speakers that my accent sounds strongly American, with some people specifically noticing California/West Coast characteristics rather than Brazilian ones. Obviously, human feedback is subjective too, but it raises an important question about what exactly BoldVoice’s score represents. My takeaway: if BoldVoice identifies a genuine pronunciation problem that humans can also hear, it can be useful. But if you’re already scoring above 90–95 and the remaining “problems” are extremely subtle acoustic differences, I’d be cautious about treating every flagged feature as something that needs correction. Native English itself contains enormous regional variation, and an AI trained around a particular target accent can potentially classify perfectly natural regional variation as deviation from that target.
My results are consistently around 93–97, with BoldVoice itself describing my speech as native-sounding. At the same time, the app correctly identifies my Brazilian background and attributes certain tiny pronunciation patterns to Portuguese. That’s interesting, but some of the explanations are questionable in my case.
For example, the app flagged my realization of the vowel in words such as think, things, and running as a Portuguese-accent feature. But this deserves more nuance: the California Vowel Shift is documented to involve /ɪ/ shifting toward /i/ before /ŋ/. Stanford linguist Penny Eckert even gives think → “theenk” as an example of this California pattern. The app also repeatedly flags my dark L. However, I deliberately pronounce dark L, and I can clearly distinguish it from the light L used in languages I’m learning. Some of my L vocalization also sounds very similar to what I hear from native speakers from California and other parts of the American West. So I’m skeptical that this should automatically be classified as a Portuguese-accent feature.
There’s another interesting inconsistency: words such as feels and fields were flagged as problematic when spoken in sentences, yet when I pronounced the same words individually, BoldVoice gave me approximately 99% accuracy. That makes me wonder whether the system is detecting extremely subtle differences in connected speech rather than an actual pronunciation error.
This is particularly interesting because BoldVoice itself says its technology analyzes speech at a very fine-grained level, and its Accent Oracle uses an audio-based accent-identification model trained on a very large dataset of accented English. So my question isn’t whether the AI can hear these microscopic differences. It clearly can. My question is whether every difference it detects is actually something that a human listener would perceive as a foreign accent or something that a learner actually needs to “fix.”I’ve received repeated feedback from American English speakers that my accent sounds strongly American, with some people specifically noticing California/West Coast characteristics rather than Brazilian ones. Obviously, human feedback is subjective too, but it raises an important question about what exactly BoldVoice’s score represents. My takeaway: if BoldVoice identifies a genuine pronunciation problem that humans can also hear, it can be useful. But if you’re already scoring above 90–95 and the remaining “problems” are extremely subtle acoustic differences, I’d be cautious about treating every flagged feature as something that needs correction. Native English itself contains enormous regional variation, and an AI trained around a particular target accent can potentially classify perfectly natural regional variation as deviation from that target.
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Response from developer
Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us. Accent Oracle looks for subtle patterns associated with different language backgrounds, while BoldVoice’s score measures how closely your speech matches its American-English target. So, it can recognize traces of Brazilian Portuguese while still correctly describing your speech as native-sounding. Words can score differently in sentences because connected speech changes with rhythm, stress and surrounding sounds. A score of 93–97 means you’re already extremely close to the target, well done! At that level, remaining suggestions are more about fine-tuning, not proof that your pronunciation is unclear or needs fixing. If you have any scoring concerns or further feedback, you are welcome to reach out to our team at support@boldvoice.com.
Best Accent App
Finally, I found the best accent training app which is professionally prepared. I am so grateful and feel my improvement.
Response from developer
Thank you for your kind words! We’re so glad to hear you’re enjoying BoldVoice and already noticing improvement in your accent. Keep up the great work! You’re always welcome to contact us at support@boldvoice.com if you need any assistance.
Pretty good
I think in general is a great tool, specially if you want to avoid paying a fortune to a real coach, BUT if you pronounce super exaggerated the AI will find it’s a great pronunciation, while a native speaker will think you are making fun of the pronunciation or doing a comical characterization
Scam
They charged my card when I signed up for 7 days trial. I guess that’s how they make their money to have such aggressive advertising everywhere.
