
L'Oréal SpeakReady app
A company-branded reference guide with bilingual welcome content, phrase practice, category navigation, and progress tracking.
SpeakReady gives teams a company-specific mobile reference guide tailored to industry vocabulary, workflows, and multilingual workforce communication needs.

SpeakReady can carry client branding, role-specific phrasebooks, practice tools, progress tracking, and company news in one mobile-ready experience.

A company-branded reference guide with bilingual welcome content, phrase practice, category navigation, and progress tracking.

A role-specific mobile guide for workplace phrases, pronunciation practice, progress, and company communication.
SpeakReady is not a textbook and not a translation toy. It is a phonetic-based multilingual reference guide that helps people find the right phrase fast, pronounce it clearly, and move the work forward in the moment.

Every SpeakReady deployment is shaped around the client. We map the terminology, workflows, recurring communication gaps, and employee interactions that matter most, then organize the app around those realities.

SpeakReady is designed to support communication across the full organization, from entry-level employees who need immediate phrase support to supervisors and managers who need consistent multilingual reference language for coaching, instructions, and day-to-day coordination.


Spanish Reference Guide
“I wanted to send a THANK YOU for the Spanish reference guides!!! This reference guide is so important to help our teams develop deeper connections; I love that it has translations for questions to not only help…”
Adri Erickson
Human Resources Manager II
Cintas
Trusted by global enterprises
It is better described as a multilingual reference guide. It helps employees say the right thing quickly using phonetics and task-based prompts, rather than asking them to work through grammar lessons first.
Yes. The app can be customized around your terminology, locations, workflows, employee audiences, and recurring communication scenarios so the content feels operational instead of generic.
It works best for high-frequency communication moments such as instructions, confirmations, safety reminders, service interactions, handoffs, scheduling, corrections, and escalation language.
It can support frontline employees, leads, supervisors, managers, trainers, and other operational roles that need consistent multilingual reference language across everyday work.
Share your languages, locations, and goals through the request form, and the team will recommend the best next step.