Loora review: price, free version and privacy

Our verdict

Pick Loora if you already know some English and need speaking practice with instant corrections. Absolute beginners, and anyone who wants to try before paying, should look elsewhere first.

What Loora is

Loora is an AI English tutor for speaking practice. You talk about everyday or personal topics, and it gives real-time feedback on grammar, pronunciation and fluency, suggesting more natural phrasing. The description adds role-plays, real-time translation, speech recognition and a daily fluency score.

Who it suits

• English learners who want speaking practice
• Job interview rehearsal
• Learners who feel shy speaking with people

Strengths

• Conversation practice at any hour, with unlimited access for subscribers, according to the description
• Corrections that rewrite your sentence more naturally, as a screenshot shows
• Role-plays such as a job interview, and 'Read and talk' articles
• Rated 4.9 from about 40,900 ratings

Limits

• English only
• No free tier is described
• Requires iOS 18.6 or later
• Identifiers are declared for tracking
• AI feedback is not a human teacher

What the free version does

The listing does not describe a free tier. The description says Loora offers auto-renewing subscriptions with unlimited access.

Price

On the US App Store in November 2026, items named Monthly are listed at $14.99, $15.99 and $19.99, a 3 Months plan at $44.99, and items named Yearly at $59.99, $99.99 and $119.99.

Privacy

Identifiers may be used to track you. Contact info, user content and identifiers are linked to you, and contact info and diagnostics are also collected without being linked.

What the screenshots show

The screenshots show a video-call style chat where the tutor rewrites 'finish this project before I can relax' as 'wrap up this project', and a lessons screen with a Classic chat, role-plays such as a job interview, and 'Read and talk' articles.