Public Speaking Simulator

Choose a room: an appeal bench, a company board, a training session, a community meeting, a networking evening, or your own talk. Read the brief, choose how the audience arrives, then speak. You’ll get objective, color-coded feedback on pace, filler words, repetition and whether you actually said what you set out to say, and the faces in the room react to how you did. Then they ask you questions. Listening back to your own recording is still the best way to judge tone and nerves, and that part stays yours to assess, not ours to score.

This tool works best in Google Chrome on desktop, which is required for the browser’s built-in transcription feature. All feedback is generated by deterministic rules — word counts, timing, and keyword matching — not by AI, and nothing you record is stored once you leave this page. Content coverage is keyword matching, not genuine understanding of your argument; treat it as a helpful check, not a verdict.