Listen Up
Exercises for hearing what the other person actually said before you respond. Useful for anyone whose conversations feel rushed or one-sided.
Learn more about Listen UpCommunicating well is several separate skills: listening closely, knowing your material without reading it, delivering it clearly on camera, and getting your spoken ideas into writing quickly.
These four apps each focus on one of those skills. They are practice and production tools; the improvement comes from using them regularly.
Exercises for hearing what the other person actually said before you respond. Useful for anyone whose conversations feel rushed or one-sided.
Learn more about Listen UpHelps you learn a script or talk until you can deliver it naturally. Use it before a presentation, pitch, or recorded video where you do not want to read.
Learn more about Script TrainerFor recording video with your script in view, so you can look at the camera and keep your pace. Choose this when the output is a recording rather than a live conversation.
Learn more about Creative StudioDictation for capturing ideas, notes and drafts by voice. It handles speech capture only; it is not a coaching or note-management tool.
Learn more about Voice Flow