Private rehearsal. Specific coaching.

Practice for moments that matter.

Your AI public speaking coach. Record a rehearsal, get honest feedback on your delivery, and walk on calm.

Start practisingFirst rehearsal free. No account needed.
Your rehearsalQuarterly keynote
11 June 2026
+31 since first rehearsal

You're sounding confident.

Warm, steady, and genuinely in command. Your pace has settled since you started, and the confidence is showing.

Wedding SpeechesTEDx TalksPresentationsKeynotesInvestor PitchesJob InterviewsAnd more

Speech feedback

Your speech, seen as a story.

Every shift in energy, pace, and engagement is mapped to the second. Select a chapter to see exactly what changed.

Speech Arc

How the room travelled with you.

The personal reveal changes the room.2:22 · Engagement 960:002:154:30
Coach's timeline

The full rehearsal

Worth keeping

The opening image gives the room an immediate place to stand.

Delivery cueKeep your gaze still through the first sentence.
Worth keeping

The promise is simple enough to remember.

Worth changing

The background detail starts to hide the central question.

Delivery cueTake one breath and move to the example sooner.
Worth keeping

The specific detail makes the story feel lived rather than polished.

Delivery cueLower your volume slightly here.
Worth keeping

This is the emotional peak. The message and delivery finally become one thing.

Delivery cueLet the silence after this line run longer.
Worth changing

One extra example softens the run into the close.

Delivery cueCut the example and trust the audience to follow.
Worth keeping

The final sentence is calm, specific, and easy to carry away.

Delivery cueStay still for one beat after the last word.

On camera

See yourself the way a room does.

Rehearse to camera and get an honest, frame-by-frame read of your presence — eye contact, gestures, pace and warmth — the moment you finish.

Live analysis
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Your rehearsal room awaits

Your moment is coming.
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Questions, answered

Know what happens before you press record.

The plain-English version of how Stagefright works, what it stores, and what your score really means.

01Is my video private? What happens to my recording?

Your video is encrypted in transit and held temporarily in our EU-based storage while Gemini analyses it. If you do not create an account, it is automatically deleted within 24 hours. If you save the rehearsal, the recording stays in your account so you can rewatch it, and you can permanently delete it whenever you choose. Google does not use your recording to train its models.

02How long does the feedback take?

Usually between 20 and 90 seconds, depending on how long you spoke and how busy the service is. You will see a progress screen while it works. If it ever takes more than a couple of minutes, something has gone wrong and a retry almost always fixes it.

03Will this actually help with nerves, stage fright, or a fear of public speaking?

Rehearsal is the most reliable way to bring performance anxiety down, and the research agrees. Whether it shows up as stage fright before a wedding speech or presentation anxiety before a work talk, the pattern is the same: the more times you have stood in front of a camera and heard your own voice, the less threatening the real moment feels. Stagefright gives you an honest view of how you actually come across, which is usually far kinder than the anxious version you imagine.

04Does it work if English is not my first language, or if I have an accent?

Yes. The coaching looks at your delivery, not at whether you sound like a native speaker. Accent is never marked down. If clarity comes back lower than average, the feedback explains why in practical terms rather than penalising your background.

05How is the score worked out?

Gemini looks at your delivery across five areas: warmth, presence, story, vocal variety, and clarity, with filler words tracked separately. Each area gets its own score, and the overall figure is a weighted blend of all five. Treat it as a coaching signal, not a grade. The aim is to move it in the right direction over several rehearsals, not to chase a perfect 100.

06Do I need an account? Is the first rehearsal really free?

Your first rehearsal is completely free and needs no account. You record, you get feedback, that is it. An account simply lets you save results and watch your scores change over time, and you can create one after you have seen your first result.

07Can I rehearse a wedding speech, a presentation, or a TEDx talk specifically?

Yes. When you begin, you tell Stagefright what you are preparing for, and the coaching takes that context into account. A best man speech is judged differently from a board presentation. There are dedicated starting points for wedding speeches, presentations, TEDx talks, investor pitches, and job interviews.

08Can I use it as a mock interview to practise for a job interview?

Yes, and it is one of the things people find most useful. Record yourself answering a question the way you would in the room, and you get feedback on your pace, your filler words, and how confident and clear you come across. It works just as well for an on-camera or video interview, where seeing yourself back beforehand makes a real difference. Run it as many times as you like until the nerves settle.

09How many times should I rehearse?

As many times as it takes to feel ready. Most people see a real improvement after three or four runs at the same material. Once you have an account, the score-over-time view shows your progress so you can see the trend and judge when you are ready.

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Private by default. Hosted in the EU. Delete saved rehearsals whenever you choose.

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