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Mirror

talks back.

Practise your next big conversation or speech with AI. Simulate it, diagnose what holds you back, then follow a course made just for you.

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The whole product, in one loop

Speak. Diagnose. Learn. Simulate. Repeat.

Watch one practice go from first word to measurable progress. Tap any step to jump to it.

Speak. Hit record, and answer a real question out loud.

Practise the moments that matter

  • Team meeting
  • Job interview
  • Client call
  • Presenting to your boss
  • Pitching an idea
  • Town hall
  • Sales call
  • Hard conversation
  • Q&A on stage
  • Speech at a wedding
  • Podcast
  • Class presentation

Watch one take get better.

Brilliant in your head, blank in the room? Mirror is your AI speaking coach.

Your answer · take oneMirror Score 68+14
um, uh ×6Long pause“I guess”Main point at 0:41

1 · Simulate

Practise with AI people you create.

Pick who is in the room and how they behave, in your own words. Then present, answer and get scored, on a video call that feels real.

Tap a step to see where it is.

PRACTICE ROOM · Presenting a new idea REC3 AI people
  • EmmaManager
    DoneSkeptical
  • SamManager
    DoneInterruptsToughAsks about numbers
  • AlexTeammate
    DoneFriendlyCurious
SharingEnd
LIVE CAPTIONS

Call finished. Here is your feedback.

80

YOUR AI COACH · ONLY YOU SEE THIS

You answered from Alex's side of the table. That lands.

✓ Number first✓ Short✓ From their side✓ Concrete

Example practice call. Emma, Manager, asks: Before we go further, what problem are we solving? Sam, Manager, asks: And what will this cost us? Alex, Teammate, asks: So what changes for me on Monday? Mirror scores each answer live and gives feedback at the end.

Example: presenting a new idea at work. In Mirror you speak out loud and the AI answers back.

2 · Diagnose

Then see exactly how you came across.

After every practice, Mirror listens to what you said and how you said it. You get one score, what went well, and the one thing to fix next.

WHAT WORKED

You paused between sentences.

0:18 · tap to hear

WORK ON

Your main point came late, at 0:41.

0:41 · tap to hear

TRY NEXT

Say your point first, then one reason.

Say it again →

What worked, and what to fix. Always one clear next step, with the moment to listen back to.

Mirror Score82
+14 on take two
StructureStoryClarityConfidencePacePausesVoice rangeWord choice

Biggest win You started with your main point.

3 · Learn

A course on how communication works, made for you.

Mirror teaches the whole craft in short modules, from your first sentence to your hardest question, and starts with the one that helps you most.

  1. ✓DoneIntroductionOpen strong in the first ten seconds.
  2. 2You are hereStructurePoint first, then one reason.
  3. 3NextStorytellingSetup, problem, result.
  4. 4NextClear languageCut fillers and vague words.
  5. 5NextPersuasionMake the stakes clear.
  6. 6NextTough questionsStay calm when pushed.
  7. 7NextVoice and deliveryPace, pauses and pitch.
  8. 8NextYour big dayA plan and a warm-up.

Along the way, build your phrase library.

What to say, what to say instead, when it fits, with examples. The same library you use in the app.

New for you

PHRASE
· PERSUASION

the short answer is

A way to give the direct answer first, before any detail.

UPGRADES

“well it depends”the short answer is

Also replaces: it's complicated, it is complicated

WHEN TO USE IT

When someone asks a question under pressure; answer first, explain second.

EXAMPLES

“The short answer is yes, and here's why.”

“The short answer is 40 customers; the long answer is more interesting.”

PHRASE
· STORYTELLING

picture this

An invitation for listeners to imagine a scene.

UPGRADES

“let me describe a situation”picture this

WHEN TO USE IT

At the start of a story or pitch, to pull attention in.

EXAMPLES

“Picture this: it's 2 a.m. and the site is down.”

“Picture this: your whole team, onboarded in one afternoon.”

IDIOM
· LEADERSHIP

set the bar

To establish the standard others are measured against.

UPGRADES

“set the standard”set the bar

Also replaces: decide what good looks like

WHEN TO USE IT

When you describe standards or expectations.

EXAMPLES

“This launch set the bar for how we ship.”

“I want to set the bar high for code reviews.”

Progress

Watch the numbers move.

Mirror only compares you with yourself, so you can see, and hear, how much better you sound.

  • Ums and uhs, per minute62
  • Seconds before your main point4112
  • Unsure words like “I think” and “maybe”71
  • Mirror Score6882
  • Example: one person, four weeks of practice.

HEAR THE CHANGE

Week 1 · first try“So, um… there’s a lot to explain here, and, uh… I guess it’s kind of about reports?”
Week 4 · latest“The short answer: it saves two hours a week. Here’s how.”

Tap play to hear the change: your first try, then your latest one. (Example voices, made with AI.)

Your big day

Walk in ready.

Tell Mirror about your big day: an interview, a pitch, a presentation. It plans your practice, shows how ready you are, and on the day gives you a five-minute warm-up.

HOW READY YOU ARE · COMPARED WITH YOUR FIRST PRACTICE

  • Start with your point0:41 → 0:12 to your pointReady
  • Say it in one sentence94 s → 58 s per answerReady
  • Stay calm when pushedUnsure words: 5 → 2Almost
  • Answer tough questionsOne more practice neededToo early to call

How ready you are, skill by skill.

Who it is for

For anyone whose words have to land.

  • People at work

    Speak up in meetings and present with confidence.

    Team meetings · updates · presentations
  • Founders

    Pitch your idea so people get it the first time.

    Investor meetings · demo days · pitches
  • Sales teams

    Answer tough questions without losing the deal.

    Calls · objections · negotiations
  • Job seekers and students

    Walk into the interview ready.

    Interviews · class talks · vivas
  • Creators

    Sound like yourself, only sharper.

    Podcasts · videos · talks

Why Mirror

Others do a piece. Mirror does it all.

What it doesAI chatbotsSpeaking appsAI role-playHuman coachMirror
Practise your real conversationNoNoYesYesYes
Reads 100+ signals in your voiceNoNoNoNoYes
Coaches what you say, not just your umsNoNoNoYesYes
A course built for your gapsNoYesNoYesYes
A daily habit, with streaksNoYesNoNoYes
Shows you got betterNoNoNoNoYes
  • Practise your real conversationYes MirrorAI role-play · Human coach
  • Reads 100+ signals in your voiceYes MirrorNone of the others
  • Coaches what you say, not just your umsYes MirrorHuman coach
  • A course built for your gapsYes MirrorSpeaking apps · Human coach
  • A daily habit, with streaksYes MirrorSpeaking apps
  • Shows you got betterYes MirrorNone of the others

A human speaking coach costs $150 to $350 an hour. Mirror is there every day.

Your voice stays yours.

  • Consent for every useMirror asks before it analyses, stores or uses anything you record.
  • Your recordings are yoursDelete them any time. They are never sold.
  • Your employer sees only what you shareTeam views show the progress you choose to share, never your recordings.
  • No guessed scoresIf Mirror can't measure something, it says so instead of making up a number.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

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What is Mirror?

An AI coach for speaking. You practise real conversations with AI people who ask questions, Mirror shows you how you came across, and then it gives you short daily exercises to get better.

How does the first diagnosis work?

Pick a topic and speak for about a minute. Mirror listens to what you said and how you said it, gives you a score, tells you what went well and the one thing to fix, and lets you try again to see the difference.

Who are the AI people I practise with?

Anyone you describe. Type who they are and how they behave, for example “a tough client who worries about risk”, and they talk back in real time. There are examples to start from, and you can add up to four people.

Do I need a camera?

No. A microphone is enough. The camera is optional.

How much time does it take?

Your first diagnosis takes about two minutes. After that, a few minutes a day is enough to see your progress.

What does it cost?

Your first diagnosis is free. Mirror runs on credits, so you only use what you practise.

Is my voice private?

Yes. Nothing is analysed or stored without your consent, you can delete your recordings, and an employer only sees what you choose to share.

Everyone deserves to be heard.

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