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Dicuvo

Speak clearly. Practise comfortably.

Dicuvo · Buytitude LLC · Updated November 2, 2026

Dicuvo is an Android app for everyday speaking and diction practice. Build clearer words, a comfortable pace and confidence in real conversations through short guided sessions.

Eight practice paths

Clearer words, tongue twisters, pace and pauses, expression and emphasis, reading aloud, everyday conversations, speaking at work, and story and stage practice. Each path contains ten practice units revisited through foundation, deliberate control and practical application, for 30 guided sessions per path and 240 per practice language.

Five languages

English, Spanish, Hindi, Brazilian Portuguese and French. The interface language and practice language can be selected separately. Exercises use language-appropriate sounds and phrases.

Your own practice studio

Rehearse personal scripts, mark pauses, record and replay your voice, and compare two recordings of the same prompt. A visual pacing guide provides a timing cue; it does not listen to or score your speech. Listening games check which word you heard, not your pronunciation.

Free and Premium

Free access includes 30 guided sessions per language, recording and playback, basic personal scripts and ads. The optional Premium unlock is a one-time purchase, with a planned US price of $19.99, and gives access to the complete library, expanded personal scripts and an experience without ads. See purchase information for details.

Practice on your phone

No Dicuvo account is required. The practice material is bundled in the app. Your recordings, scripts and history stay on the phone unless you choose to export them. Optional spoken examples use an installed offline Android text-to-speech voice; voice availability varies by device and language. Ads and Google Play purchasing need a connection.

Educational practice

Dicuvo is not a medical device or a clinical speech-therapy service. It does not diagnose, treat or promise to cure communication or voice disorders. Use a comfortable voice; stop an exercise if it causes discomfort and seek appropriate professional advice for persistent difficulties.