Speak Up.
The school showcase is in three weeks. You're in a group with Amira, who's terrified, and Theo, who isn't nervous enough. Your choices change the story, from the first warm-up to showcase day.
Each lesson is a short adventure with a real voice meter, a classroom that reacts, and a guide, Coach Ren.
🔒 Some lessons use your microphone. Your voice stays on your device: nothing is recorded or sent. Progress is saved only in this browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.
The lessons1You're up
Get called up, speak for 30 seconds with a live voice meter, and find out how much your nerves really show.play2Your voice
Coach Theo out of his robot voice, then train your own: pitch, pace, pauses and hesitations, measured live on your microphone.play3Body talk
Pose a speaker and watch a class react, sweep the room with eye contact, and bust the "93% is body language" myth.play4One clear message
Cut Theo's rambling draft down to one clear message, and watch a listener-memory model show what sticks.play5Hook and hold
Design a talk on an attention timeline, write an opener that a live analyser classifies, and bust the 10-minute attention myth.play6Slides that help
Run a real experiment on yourself: can you listen and read at once? Then build a slide with live contrast and size checks.play7Tell it as a story
Build a story spine for your own topic with a live tension meter, then take a surprise memory test on yourself.play8Know your audience
Theo's talk flops with the principal. Rewrite for three audiences with a live reading-level score.play9Ready for anything
Turn everything you built into cue cards, plan your rehearsals, survive a Q&A ambush and recover from a freeze.play10Showcase day
The showcase. Record yourself on your own device, compare with Lesson 1, give feedback, and get the ending you earned.play
Get called up, speak for 30 seconds with a live voice meter, and find out how much your nerves really show.play2Your voice
Coach Theo out of his robot voice, then train your own: pitch, pace, pauses and hesitations, measured live on your microphone.play3Body talk
Pose a speaker and watch a class react, sweep the room with eye contact, and bust the "93% is body language" myth.play4One clear message
Cut Theo's rambling draft down to one clear message, and watch a listener-memory model show what sticks.play5Hook and hold
Design a talk on an attention timeline, write an opener that a live analyser classifies, and bust the 10-minute attention myth.play6Slides that help
Run a real experiment on yourself: can you listen and read at once? Then build a slide with live contrast and size checks.play7Tell it as a story
Build a story spine for your own topic with a live tension meter, then take a surprise memory test on yourself.play8Know your audience
Theo's talk flops with the principal. Rewrite for three audiences with a live reading-level score.play9Ready for anything
Turn everything you built into cue cards, plan your rehearsals, survive a Q&A ambush and recover from a freeze.play10Showcase day
The showcase. Record yourself on your own device, compare with Lesson 1, give feedback, and get the ending you earned.play
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