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Evidence-first reports

Every score comes with the sentence that earned it.

Generic 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.

What the report shows

  • Turning points

    A short timeline of the moments that changed the conversation, for better or worse, with the exact words that caused them.

  • You said, try this instead

    For the most important missed opportunities, the report quotes what you said and suggests a concrete alternative you can use in the next attempt.

  • What you uncovered

    Which private facts you brought to light. Facts you did not uncover stay hidden, so the scenario is still worth repeating.

At most three priorities

A long list of remarks is easy to read and hard to act on. The report ends with no more than three things to work on, in order, and offers a focused retry that targets exactly those points.

Scores you can check

  • Same criteria every time

    Each scenario has its own criteria and weights. Repeat it and your results are compared on the same scale, so progress is visible.

  • Honest about uncertainty

    When the transcript does not show enough to score a criterion, the report says so instead of guessing.

  • Speech measured separately

    Pace, pauses, filler words and talk ratio are measured from the recording, not estimated by a language model.

Feedback for learning, not for judging people

Scores are there to help you and your coach decide what to practice next. They describe one conversation in one scenario, not a person.

Product

See what your own words did

Run one scenario and read a report built from your conversation.