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Make the opening count.

Um, so, everyone, plastic is bad for our health because, uh, we use it all the time and it ends up everywhere.

Cut three fillers. Replace the vague claim with a fact your audience can picture.

Suggested pauseSources: UNEP, WHO

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A little practice, one speech at a time.

Original delivery report

Original delivery · illustrative report

Filler words

3

Pauses

1 suggested pause

Speaking speed

152 words/min

74/100

Strong

Every recording
comes back marked.

One clear report for every attempt.Compare scores and track progress.

A finished coach report scrolling on a phone: a score of 68 out of 100 marked Competent, then the analysis, the mark breakdown, the honest feedback and three fixes.
  1. Choose the format

    Choose a speech format. Get marked against its own rubric.

  2. Record and get marked

    Get a score out of 100, plus filler words, pace and pauses.

  3. Fix one thing and go again

    Compare attempts. See which mistakes return and which improve.

Built for the speeches students in Nepal are actually asked to give.

Find your speech format
Speech cue cards, a pencil and a microphone ready for rehearsal.
  • School debaters

    Sharpen your argument and rebuttal. Catch a rushed delivery.

  • MUN delegates

    Practise your position speech. See where your wording can be tighter.

  • Assembly and chief guest speakers

    Rehearse the protocol, tone and order of a ceremonial address.

  • College presenters

    Check your structure, evidence and delivery before presenting.

Scored against a real structure.

A debate is marked on its rebuttal.A ceremonial speech on its protocol.

General Public Speaking

A prepared speech judged on Ethos, Logos and Pathos.

Debate Speech

A competitive argument marked on stance, support, rebuttal and clash.

Monroe's Motivated Sequence

A persuasive speech running the five steps from attention through to action.

Formal Chief Guest

A ceremonial address balancing warmth with protocol.

Formal Organising Party

The organiser speech covering greeting, purpose, acknowledgements and handover.

Questions about practising online.

How it works. What it costs.What happens to your recording.

Is it free?

Yes. You can record and get a full report without an account, and a free account after that keeps your history across devices. Daily limits are what let the service stay free.

Do I need to download anything?

No, the coach runs in your browser and asks for microphone permission and nothing else.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes, and the recorder and the report are both laid out for a phone screen.

What happens to my recording?

Your audio goes to a transcription service and is never kept by the coach. What is saved is the transcript, the score and the report, so your next attempt can be compared with it, and you can delete any report or all of your data from the Account tab.

Does it work for Nepali school and college speeches?

Yes. The two ceremonial formats follow the protocol used at Nepali school functions, and the debate and Monroe formats match the school and college circuit. Everything is marked in English.

Which speech formats does it score?

Five, each with its own rubric and marking scheme: General Public Speaking, Debate Speech, Monroe’s Motivated Sequence, Formal Chief Guest and Formal Organising Party.

Record one speech.
See where the marks go.

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