AI Role-plays Built on Your Method
Your clients practise the conversations they face with lifelike AI characters, by voice or video. After every attempt, they get feedback against what you teach.

The Most Realistic Practice Yet
Built on the latest AI
Characters respond in real time, with natural pauses, tone and emotion, so the conversation flows like a real one.
Voice or video
Learners choose to talk to an AI voice or a video character.
Any conversation you teach
Sales calls, difficult feedback, negotiations, interviews and more, built on your method rather than a generic script.
Practise the Conversations That Matter
Build each role-play around a specific situation, person and skill from your method.
Pick the moment
A tough sales call. A difficult piece of feedback. A pay negotiation. Start with what the learner will face, not a generic script.
Set the character
Give the AI character a role, priorities, concerns and a communication style, so the setting matches the conversation your client is about to have.
Score against your method
Use the criteria you already teach, so every role-play measures the behaviours that matter in your programme.
Get feedback and try again
Learners see what to improve straight away and can apply it on their next attempt, while it is still fresh.
What Changes When Clients Can Practise Between Sessions
You set the focus. Your clients get the repetitions. Your next session starts with something concrete.
Turn learning into action
Instead of only hearing what good looks like, clients practise it, get feedback and change how they handle the conversation.
Coaching with something to coach
Attempts and feedback give you concrete material for your next session.
Practice without the audience
No peers watching and nothing at stake. Clients work on difficult moments without worrying about looking bad.
Another attempt on demand
Clients can practise again whenever they want, without waiting for a partner or the real thing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Try the Conversation, Not Just the Description
Try a role-play now, or talk to us about the conversations your programme needs.