Quazel

Quazel is an AI speech partner that places you in everyday situations so you can practise a new language through live conversation.

How to use Quazel

1. Sign up at quazel.com and choose the language you want to practise.
2. Select a scene—restaurant, resort check-in, street market, and many others.
3. Put on headphones, press the microphone icon, and start talking; the app replies in real time.
4. Check on-screen feedback for vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation tips after each exchange.
5. Save tricky words to your personal list and schedule a quick review session before your next dialogue.

What we found during testing

Advantages

• Engaging scenes: ordering those fresh “not mixy” margaritas and sizzling fajitas felt so authentic that I almost tasted the jalapeño-laced queso while speaking Spanish.
• Wide range of topics: I went from chatting about wildlife around a jungle-style resort to asking for extra pool towels without leaving the app.
• Friendly guidance: the built-in coach acted like the patient staff we met near the Riviera Maya beach, correcting errors without breaking the flow.
• Flexible pace: short bursts or long sessions both work, perfect for a quick queue wait or a quiet evening at home.
• Progress tracking: clear stats show which words land well and which need a second pass, similar to keeping an eye on free sun-lounger availability before breakfast.

Drawbacks

• Speech recognition hiccups: at times the app misheard a simple “queso”, rather like a resort shower that never quite delivers steady water pressure.
• Peak-time lag: conversation load can slow replies, echoing those moments when pool chairs vanish after 9 am.
• Limited offline use: without a solid connection the jungle soundtrack scene refused to load, leaving me staring at an empty deck like waiting for absent bar staff.
• Voice variety: only a handful of speaker tones are available; after several sessions the same voice starts to feel like the single store cashier handling a surprise crowd.