InfoSkills app
Speech coach
Your personal public-speaking coach, always at hand
Speaking with confidence is not a talent but a skill, and it grows with regular practice. We built this tool so you can keep practising on your own after the course, just a few minutes a day.
Record your speech and within seconds get a professional assessment: what worked, what to improve, and a concrete exercise for your next attempt.
Varuzhan Avanesyan, founder and trainer of InfoSkills
What the coach does
Pace, filler words, pauses, vocal variety and a coach's score out of 100.
Green, yellow and red signals, just like on a real stage.
Random topics with 30 seconds to prepare.
Daily drills for your voice and clear pronunciation.
🔒 The coach is open to registered members. Send a request; once we approve it, we will send you your password. Recordings are not stored.
Record your speech and get a coach's score and advice. Practise every day with the timer, impromptu topics, and diction and breathing drills.
To install, tap Share ⬆ in Safari, then "Add to Home Screen".
For text, structure and language are assessed, but not voice or pace.
🔒 Your recording is not stored. The text is sent only to assess it.
Check the text and fix any words that were misheard.
Quick tips
- Open with a question, a fact or a story, not "Hello, today I want to talk about…".
- One speech, one main message. Put it in a single sentence.
- Replace "um" with a pause. Pauses sound confident.
- Close with a call to action or a vivid image, not "That's all".
Want to train one-to-one or with your team? Book a course
Pick a time. Green means start wrapping up, yellow means time is nearly up, red means time is over.
Impromptu drill: get a random topic, prepare for 30 seconds, then speak for 1-2 minutes.
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Think: one main point, one example, one close
Breathing before you speak
Calms nerves and steadies your voice. Do 4-5 rounds.
Diction drills
Read aloud, slowly and very clearly at first, then gradually faster. Work your lips and tongue.
- Red lorry, yellow lorry
- Unique New York, you know you need unique New York
- She sells seashells by the seashore
- Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers
- The tip of the tongue, the teeth, the lips
- Ba–be–bi–bo–bu · Pa–pe–pi–po–pu
- Da–de–di–do–du · Ta–te–ti–to–tu
- Bdg–ptk · Ptk–bdg (fast and clear, 5 times)
