Orai

Instant AI feedback on speech

Record a talk and get second-by-second metrics on filler words, speaking rate, energy, conciseness, confidence, pausing, and even facial expression. See color-coded highlights, transcripts, and trend lines so you know exactly what to fix next. This turns vague “practice more” advice into targeted drills that improve specific habits—ums, speed, rambling—while keeping a history of your progress across sessions and topics.

Interactive lessons & 4-week plan

Start with bite-size lessons built with speech coaches, then commit to a guided 4-week training plan that adapts to your level. Exercises cover storytelling, introductions, clarity, and warmth, with goals that update as your scores improve. The structure keeps momentum between classes or meetings and replaces ad-hoc practice with a curriculum you can actually finish—useful before pitches, interviews, or conference talks.

Practice mode on iOS & Android

Open the app anywhere—backstage, on the train, or before a meeting—and rehearse. Practice Mode records, scores, and saves takes with transcripts so you can compare versions and share results. Mobile access means you don’t need a studio or coach on call to prepare; quick reps fit into real schedules, and progress syncs so you can review later on any device. Faster feedback loops make nerves easier to manage.

Team analytics & manager dashboard

Upgrade to track skills across a team. Managers see participation, average scores, and improvement over time, helping plan coaching where it counts. A centralized dashboard organizes members, permissions, and SSO while keeping recordings in one place. This brings consistency to onboarding and sales enablement without spreadsheets or external survey tools—and it gives leaders proof that practice time leads to better calls and demos.

Multi-accent support & sharing

Orai’s detection works across accents and environments, returning robust metrics and transcripts you can share with peers or mentors. Results sharing encourages lightweight peer review, while saved takes create a personal library to revisit before similar talks. For distributed teams and multilingual speakers, this reduces bias in feedback while keeping everyone on the same rubric for clarity, pace, and conciseness goals.