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Practice for the moment
Speak better
when it matters.
Rehearse a difficult conversation, see the exact words to improve, and retry the hardest moment. Live group discussions are here too.
As
Asha
Free public transit could improve access to jobs and education.
You
You
It could, but the funding model needs to be clear…
Ro
Rohan
Would a targeted pilot help test the cost before scaling?
You
You
I would measure ridership, access, and budget impact in three cities…
Ma
Maya
What trade-off should the group consider next?
Real-time group discussion preview Debrief after the round
How it works
01
Choose a hard moment
Pick an interview, manager, or proposal objection.
02
Answer naturally
Respond by voice or text to one specific challenge.
03
See it. Retry it.
Read feedback tied to your words, then try the same objection again.
Practice your way
Choose a conversation.
Practice the hard part.
Choose your format
Or start with a preset
Interview challenge
Answer a skeptical follow-up with a specific action and result.
Manager disagreement
Push back clearly on an accessibility trade-off under deadline pressure.
Proposal defense
Address coverage and cost when your manager questions a four-day workweek pilot.
Live group discussions have a 60-second prep and 5-minute round.
Sample debrief
Your words first.
One move to try next.
A group round ends with a captured moment, one correction, and a drill. Scores are supporting context.
A captured moment
“I would measure ridership, access, and budget impact in three cities.”
This gives the group a testable pilot instead of only an opinion.
One correction
Lead with the pilot, then name the cost and access trade-off.
Next drill
State a proposal, one reason, and one measurable test in 30 seconds.
Clarity7.4
Relevance6.8
Depth7.0
Illustrative sample. Real scores are uncalibrated model estimates; review the captured transcript evidence yourself.
Rehearse more.
Improve faster.
- Practice difficult moments with AI or friends in a live room
- Answer by voice or text, then retry one objection
- Review exact transcript moments before trying again
SpeakMax began as one of those side projects you build because you wish it already existed. It now supports focused AI drills alongside live group discussions, with feedback tied to the words you actually used. I’m still shaping it, one round at a time.
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Start with a focused AI drill, or join a live group discussion with other people.
Compare the practice modes See a sample debrief