Your English is fine. It’s your delivery that needs work.

Oosap diagnoses it and tells you how to improve.

Tell us what you’re actually trying to achieve. Be specific — who are you trying to move, and to what? Your answer is what we measure your delivery against.

Next you’ll get a situation built from this, and speak your answer out loud. Any length is fine.

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Each one has a blank to fill in — that detail is what your scenario gets built around.

What is Oosap actually measuring? ↓

OOSAP — the five things we listen for

  • Objective — your opening and your ask actually served your goal
  • Ownership — your delivery carried the message with conviction
  • Substance — the idea itself was clear and worth hearing
  • Audience — a listener would know exactly what you meant
  • Pathway — your close moved things toward what you wanted next

Two of the letters share a source: how you open and how you close are both judged against the goal you write below, because they serve it differently.

This is not a grammar or accent test

Tools that score English score the language. Oosap scores whether the message landed. You can be grammatically perfect and still lose the room — and you can have a strong accent and still be the most convincing person in it.

We never score your grammar, your vocabulary, your pronunciation or your accent, and we will never tell you to sound more native. When delivery affects how you are perceived, that bias sits in the listener, not in you — so we coach the delivery and leave your voice alone.

Why not just ask a general AI?

You can. Four things here work differently:

  • It is scored against your goal, not against good speaking in general

    You write what you are trying to achieve before you speak. That sentence is an input to the scoring — the same answer can be strong for one goal and weak for another.

  • The rubric never moves

    Every assessment runs the same frozen criteria, so attempt 6 is comparable to attempt 1. Ask a chatbot the same question twice and you get two different standards.

  • It listens to how you said it

    Your pauses, fillers and hesitations are marked in the transcript before anything is scored. Paste a transcript into a chatbot and all of that is already gone.

  • Claims about delivery carry citations

    When we say hesitation reads as uncertainty, the published research that supports it is named underneath. Anything resting on plain reasoning instead is left uncited rather than dressed up.