What each tool does
Gauth is an AI homework helper for maths, calculus, chemistry, biology, business, social science and more. You upload a picture of a question or paste it in, and the AI works through the answer. It also offers live tutors and a feature called Atlas that makes subjects visual and explorable, with sources.
Speak is an AI language learning app focused on speaking. Lessons teach phrases native speakers use, you practise them until they feel natural, then use them in AI-powered conversations. The curriculum is designed by experts and personalised by AI, with languages including English, Korean, Japanese, French, Spanish, Italian and Chinese.
Key differences
- Purpose: Gauth helps with homework; Speak teaches spoken language skills.
- Interaction: Gauth works from photographed or typed questions; Speak uses spoken conversation practice.
- Human help: Gauth offers live tutors; Speak replaces the need for a live tutor with AI conversations.
- Structure: Speak follows a curriculum; Gauth responds to individual questions.
- Pricing: Gauth is freemium; Speak is paid, though you can start speaking free before subscribing. Check the pricing page for current plans.
Which should you choose?
Choose Gauth if you are a school or college student who needs help getting through homework in several subjects.
Choose Speak if you want to speak English or another offered language more confidently for interviews, work or travel. Test the free start first, since the subscription is likely billed in USD by card.
Can you use both?
Yes. They do not overlap, so a student can use Gauth for coursework and Speak to build spoken language skills alongside.
