Real-time filler detection
The instant you slip an um, uh, like, you know, so, basically, actually, or literally, the screen flashes red and the buzzer hits. On-device. Sub-second. Private.
Impromptu speaking, with AI feedback
Spin a topic. Speak for 60 seconds. The buzzer hits the second you slip an “um”. Get a transcript, a pace check, and an Impromptly Score from 0 to 100.
3 free spins a day. No card. iOS app coming next.
Is the parasocial relationship epidemic a Gen Z problem?
The wedge
Yoodli, Speeko, and the topic-spinner sites all stop at one half of the loop. Impromptly closes it. Real-time buzzer, one composite score, and a difficulty ladder that turns practice into a streak.
The instant you slip an um, uh, like, you know, so, basically, actually, or literally, the screen flashes red and the buzzer hits. On-device. Sub-second. Private.
One number that combines fillers, pace, pauses, and structure. Stop guessing whether you are getting better.
Pick your difficulty. The first time you finish a clean sixty seconds, you will hear it in your speech for the rest of the week.
How it works
Pull a prompt from 200+ curated topics across interviews, pitches, hot takes, and toasts.
Hit record. Talk for as long as the timer says. The buzzer hits the second you slip a filler word.
Filler count, words per minute, and an Impromptly Score from 0 to 100. Every rep stacks.
What you get
The night-before app for any room you have to walk into. Pick a category. Pick a timer. Spin. The casino reel lands on a topic you did not write, and you get exactly that long to make it sound like you did. After the buzzer, you get a transcript, a filler count, a pace check, and a score that tells you whether the rep was a 60 or an 89. Stop guessing whether you are getting better.
Real-time filler detection that runs on your iPhone, not in some server farm in Virginia. The instant you say one of these, the screen flashes red and the buzzer hits.
Three modes: keep going, pause for a breath, or strict-fail and start over. The first time you finish a clean 60 seconds, you will hear it in your speech for the rest of the week.
What you see after every session
Every rep ends on the same screen. Transcript on top, filler words highlighted in place, three numbers that matter, and one score that tells you whether to spin again.
Is the parasocial relationship epidemic a Gen Z problem?
So basically what I think is um the parasocial thing is not new, you know, like every generation has had its version of celebrity worship, but the difference now is the algorithm just feeds it back to you constantly.
Filler
03
WPM
142
Score
You hesitated for 2.3s after the question. Practice landing your opener.
Pace climbed past 160 wpm in the last twenty seconds. Plant a beat between sentences.
Strong close. The last sentence landed on a noun, not a hedge. Keep that.
Pro adds a Claude-grade structural breakdown after each session. Topic framing, signposting, and close strength.
Built in public
Solo founder, shipping in public. Every feature decision is posted as a Reel before the merge. Follow the build on LinkedIn.
Filler-count dropped from 14 a minute to 3 over a month of nightly reps. (testimonial pending launch)
Toastmasters reviewer
Club VP Education
Used the night-before drill for every loop interview. Got the offer. (testimonial pending launch)
Senior PM candidate
Big Tech onsite
Closed a meeting using the 60-second pitch I drilled in the car. (testimonial pending launch)
Seed-stage founder
B2B SaaS
English is my second language. The buzzer does not care, and that helps. (testimonial pending launch)
Non-native speaker
Engineering manager
Pricing
$0
Forever
$9.99
per month, or $59 per year
Apple handles billing on iOS. Cancel anytime in iOS Settings. No credit card to start.
Questions
Spin a topic, run the rep
3 free spins a day. No card. No account required to try it.