speaking.app
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speaking.app tracks your 'ums' and pacing, but most importantly, it rewrites your rambling practice answers into structured, recruiter-ready formats like STAR and PREP.
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- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Online
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
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- Educational
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- AI-Powered
- Interview Preparation
- Communication Tools
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- speech-analyser
- communications
- voice-analysis
- productivity
- public-speaking
- career-development
- soft-skills-training
- Artificial intelligence
- speech-analytics
- team-communication
- voice-recorder
- soft-skills
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Subscription ranging between $9 and $20 per month + free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
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- English
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What is speaking.app?
Don't just count your "ums"; fix your entire story.
Most AI interview tools only focus on superficial metrics like filler words. speaking.app tracks those too, but it solves the bigger problem: not knowing how to structure your answer.
How it works:
- Ramble Freely: Hit record and answer a practice question.
- Get Metrics: See your filler word count ("um", "like"), pacing (WPM), and pause analysis instantly.
- The Magic Step: The AI analyzes your raw audio and rewrites it into a polished answer using proven frameworks like STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Result) or PREP.
Key Features:
- Smart Rewriter: Turns messy brain dumps into clear, logical arguments.
- Fluency Analysis: Detailed breakdown of filler words, repetitions, and hesitation.
- Framework Library: Distinct structures for behavioral questions, salary negotiation, and introductions.
- Interview Simulator: Practice with 500+ real questions from top tech companies (Amazon, Google, Meta).
Don't let a bad structure ruin a good story. Fix your pacing, your "ums," and your content all in one place.