Become a better speaker
in 4 minutes a day.
14 playful drills that train public speaking and presentation skills - clarity, pacing, storytelling, persuasion, stage presence, vocal delivery, audience engagement, Q&A recovery, and pitching under pressure. Press play, speak, level up.
Skills you'll build
Every public speaking & presentation skill that matters.
Trained across 14 drills - impromptu speaking, presentation structure, delivery, and everything in between.
Why public speaking practice
Most people freeze when it matters.
Meetings, interviews, toasts, first dates - the voice in your head is sharp, and the one in the room is slow. That gap closes with reps.
Overthinking kills flow
You know what you want to say. Then your brain edits mid-sentence and the words stumble.
Filler words on loop
Um, uh, like, basically - the crutches that undercut what you actually mean.
No one ever taught this
School gave you essays, not elevator pitches. You're expected to know already.
The stakes
Speaking skills change the trajectory of your career.
The research is brutal. The good news: this is the most trainable skill you have.
Strong communicators out-earn their peers
Workers with top-rated communication skills earn significantly more over a career. The gap widens at every promotion level.
Harvard Business Review
Top reason execs get promoted
Communication skills are cited as the #1 factor in leadership advancement - 7× more than technical ability.
Forbes Leadership Study
Of people fear public speaking
Three in four adults rank speaking anxiety above heights, spiders, and even death. The most common professional phobia.
National Institute of Mental Health
Of career success is communication
Stanford and Harvard research finds that 85% of career success comes from well-developed soft skills - with speaking at the top.
Stanford Research Institute
Better interviews with better speaking
Candidates rated higher on verbal fluency receive job offers 40% more often - even when qualifications are identical.
Journal of Applied Psychology
More likely to be seen as a leader
People who speak clearly are 2.3× more likely to be perceived as competent, trustworthy, and promotable.
MIT Sloan Management Review
“The number one skill that distinguishes the most successful people is the ability to communicate effectively.”
- Warren Buffett
How it works
Three minutes.
That's the whole thing.
Open the app, pick a game, speak for three minutes, close the app. That's the entire loop - nothing to schedule, no one to meet, no audience watching. Most speaking advice is about what to do during the talk. This is about what you do on the other 99% of days.
Pick a drill
14 short games, each built to train one specific skill - clarity, pacing, storytelling, improv, breath control, persuasion, stage presence. Pick what you need today. Start with the four free games; unlock the rest when you're ready.
Press play
You get a random prompt. A timer starts. You speak out loud - no script, no audience, no one watching. Live transcription runs underneath so we can count words, flag filler words (um, like, you know), and measure your pace in real time. The session ends before the resistance kicks in.
Level up
Every session earns XP and adds to your streak. Your history tracks fillers per minute, words per minute, and how you're improving week over week. Fluency turns out to be a habit, not talent - and three minutes a day compounds much faster than it feels like it should.
Why three minutes
The format is the point.
Short beats long. Thirty minutes once a week feels heroic and does nothing. Three minutes every day changes how you sound by week three. Reps compound; intensity doesn't.
No audience removes the panic. The reason you freeze in meetings is novelty - you rarely do the thing. Do it daily in private and the novelty ends.
Constraints force growth. A 15-second prompt with a stop-watch beats rambling in the shower. Each game drills one specific muscle - pacing, clarity, improv, recovery.
Data you can actually see. Words per minute, filler words, coverage. Not vibes. You know if you're improving because the numbers move.
14 games
Each drill trains one skill.
Clarity. Pacing. Storytelling. Persuasion. Stage presence. Vocal delivery. Improv. Breath control. Executive presence. Pitching. Audience engagement. One at a time, for a few minutes a day.
Real feedback, instantly
Every session scores your pace, filler words, and output. No vague praise - just numbers you can improve, session after session.
Practice in your language
7 fully-translated languages. 23 supported for live transcription. Train in the tongue you actually speak.
Streaks that stick
Show up once a day to keep the fire alive. XP, levels, league promotions. Just enough gamification to bring you back.
Play with friends
Hot-seat multiplayer modes. Pass the phone, catch each other's filler words, build absurd stories together.
Serious practice, playful format
Small numbers. Big compounding.
What early users say
Short sessions, real change.
“I used to freeze in meetings. After two weeks of rapid-fire drills, my first-time answers stopped sounding like drafts.”
“Triple Step is genuinely addictive. It's the first practice app I actually open every day without forcing myself.”
“Cut my filler-word count in half in ten days. The transcript-after-each-session is the hack.”
“Used this before a panel interview. First time in years I wasn't rehearsing answers in my head while the other person talked.”
“My students love it. I assign 5 minutes before debate club. Their warm-up alone has changed how they argue.”
“I thought I was a confident speaker. Two sessions of Conductor humbled me and then actually made me better.”
“Finally something that treats speaking like a skill, not a personality trait. The scoring keeps me honest.”
“As someone with ADHD, the 15-second turns are perfect. Long enough to say something, short enough to stay sharp.”
“I used to freeze in meetings. After two weeks of rapid-fire drills, my first-time answers stopped sounding like drafts.”
“Triple Step is genuinely addictive. It's the first practice app I actually open every day without forcing myself.”
“Cut my filler-word count in half in ten days. The transcript-after-each-session is the hack.”
“Used this before a panel interview. First time in years I wasn't rehearsing answers in my head while the other person talked.”
“My students love it. I assign 5 minutes before debate club. Their warm-up alone has changed how they argue.”
“I thought I was a confident speaker. Two sessions of Conductor humbled me and then actually made me better.”
“Finally something that treats speaking like a skill, not a personality trait. The scoring keeps me honest.”
“As someone with ADHD, the 15-second turns are perfect. Long enough to say something, short enough to stay sharp.”
“Booked more intro calls after a week because I stopped rambling. My opening is tight now. Wild ROI for a free app.”
“Speaker Bingo at a team offsite was the funniest ten minutes of the quarter. Also, humbling. Would do again.”
“The Pitch mode is absurdly useful for VC meetings. I practice random nonsense and real pitches feel trivial by comparison.”
“Non-native English speaker. I use this to think faster in my second language without sounding rehearsed. Game changer.”
“I practice before voice-over recording sessions. One Breath and Tongue Twister Gym are warm-ups I actually enjoy.”
“My therapist recommended something for social anxiety. This turned out to be it. Low stakes, real reps, actual progress.”
“Every Toastmasters meeting I show up to, someone asks what I've been doing differently. This app, quietly.”
“Ten days in and my streak is what keeps me opening it. I'm weirdly proud of my little fire emoji.”
“Booked more intro calls after a week because I stopped rambling. My opening is tight now. Wild ROI for a free app.”
“Speaker Bingo at a team offsite was the funniest ten minutes of the quarter. Also, humbling. Would do again.”
“The Pitch mode is absurdly useful for VC meetings. I practice random nonsense and real pitches feel trivial by comparison.”
“Non-native English speaker. I use this to think faster in my second language without sounding rehearsed. Game changer.”
“I practice before voice-over recording sessions. One Breath and Tongue Twister Gym are warm-ups I actually enjoy.”
“My therapist recommended something for social anxiety. This turned out to be it. Low stakes, real reps, actual progress.”
“Every Toastmasters meeting I show up to, someone asks what I've been doing differently. This app, quietly.”
“Ten days in and my streak is what keeps me opening it. I'm weirdly proud of my little fire emoji.”
Simple pricing
Free forever. Or go deep.
Four games are free without an account. Unlock the other ten + party modes whenever you're ready.
FAQ