A counterpart that wants something from the conversation too.

What makes the counterpart feel real

• A public role and a private one

  The participant sees a short brief: who they are talking to and what is at stake. The counterpart also holds private facts, such as a budget ceiling, a competing offer or the real reason for a refusal.

• Attitude that changes

  Trust, patience and openness move with every turn. A good question can soften the counterpart. Pressure or vague promises make it guarded, and it stays that way until you repair it.

• Objections that come back

  If you brush an objection aside, it returns later in a different form. The counterpart does not forget what you said ten minutes ago.

Hidden state stays on the server

The private part of the scenario is never sent to the browser. It is not in the page source, the network traffic or the transcript shown during the session. The only way to learn it is the way you would in real life: ask well, listen and offer something credible. After the session, the report shows what you uncovered and what you missed.

Voice or text, your choice

• Speak out loud

  Voice practice is closest to the real thing. You hear the counterpart, answer in your own words and get speech metrics such as talk ratio, pace and filler words.

• Type when you cannot talk

  On a train or in an open office, switch to text. The counterpart behaves the same way and the report uses the same criteria.

• Adjustable difficulty

  Start with a cooperative counterpart and move to a sceptical or hostile one. Each level changes how much the other side gives away and how quickly.

Situations you can rehearse

Job interviews, salary talks, sales discovery calls, objection handling, performance reviews, feedback to a colleague, customer complaints and negotiations with a supplier. Pick a ready scenario or describe your own situation in a few sentences.

Product

• Scenario builderThe scenario is the heart of every practice session: who the participant talks to, what that person knows, how they behave and how the conversation is scored. The builder helps you write all of it in plain language and checks it before anyone practices.
• Scenario testingA scenario can look fine in the editor and still leak the answer, give in too easily or score something the learner never had a chance to demonstrate. Run automated checks and simulated learners before you publish.
• Sell trainingYou do not have to move learners into a marketplace or hand over your checkout, pricing and client relationship. Build the training product here, sell it through your business and grant practice access after purchase.
• FeedbackGeneric AI feedback sounds helpful and changes nothing. This report is built from your transcript. Each criterion is tied to a quote and a moment, or it says clearly that there was no evidence.
• AnalyticsCompletion rates tell you that people practiced. Criteria trends tell you what they still struggle with. Both are in one view, for a single scenario, a whole program or a group of participants.
• APIEverything you can do in the dashboard for delivering practice is also available through a documented REST API. Your platform stays the place where users live. Practice runs in the background and results come back to you.
• EmbedTrainers and companies already have a course page, a member area or a learning platform. Practice fits into it. Pick the delivery method that matches how your learners arrive, and keep one source of results.