speaking.app

speaking.app addresses a problem most interview tools skip: knowing your answer was weak is not the same as knowing how to fix it. You record or upload a spoken response to a practice question and get two things back — measurement and reconstruction. The measurement side counts filler words, tracks words per minute, and analyses where and how long you paused. The reconstruction side takes the raw, unstructured thing you actually said and rewrites it into a recognised answer framework such as STAR or PREP, so you can see the shape your response should have had. The framework library extends past behavioural questions into salary conversations and self-introductions, and the practice bank draws on questions used at large technology employers. Because the rewrite works from your own words rather than a template, the output stays anchored to your real experience instead of substituting generic phrasing. The tool is built for rehearsal before the interview, not assistance during it — the submitter stated this directly, and the product carries no live-interview mode. Worth knowing that the marketing leans heavily on startup pitch practice and public speaking alongside job interviews, so job seekers are one audience among several rather than the sole focus. It is a young product with limited independent review volume, though its pricing and feature set are corroborated by third-party software directories.