From your materials to a tested scenario, without writing prompts.

Start from whatever you have

• A few sentences

  Describe the situation the way you would to a colleague. The builder asks a handful of follow-up questions about what is missing, not a long form.

• Your documents

  Upload a course handout, a sales playbook, a product sheet or a job description. The draft uses facts from your files and marks where each field came from.

• A template

  Start from a ready scenario and change the industry, the counterpart or the stakes. Useful when you need five variants of the same conversation.

Everything in one place, in plain language

The draft is split into clear parts you can edit one by one: the brief the participant sees, the counterpart and their personality, private facts, typical objections, what counts as success and the scoring criteria. You can preview the conversation at any point, reset it and try a different approach.

Roleplay CI: test before you publish

• Automatic consistency checks

  The builder looks for contradictions, success conditions nobody can reach, criteria with nothing to score them on, and private facts that leak into the participant brief.

• Simulated participants

  Before real people practice, simulated participants run the scenario with different approaches: well prepared, pushy, passive. You see whether the counterpart stays in character and whether scoring rewards the right behaviour.

• Versions you can trust

  Publishing creates a fixed version. Reports always point to the version that was practiced, so editing a scenario never rewrites past results.

Product

• AI roleplaysMost practice bots agree with you after two messages. Here the other side has a role, a goal, a mood and things it will not say until you earn them. You speak or type, it answers like a person with its own agenda.
• 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.