The sharper version. You get your own sentence back, rewritten. What you said struck through, and the line that lands underneath.
Illustration of the report format, built from a scripted example.
A speaking coach in your pocket
Speak as clearly as you think
You already know what you mean. Hueral listens to how you actually say it, scores it out of 1000, and shows you the sharper version of the same sentence. Five minutes a day, in private.
Taken by 13,700+ people
The coach
Simple every morning. Strict underneath
Five minutes of private practice turns into a score you can trust, your own sentences rewritten, and a line that goes up.
Six skills, scored 0 to 100. The same six every time, and the overall is their plain average. The whole rubric is published, so you can see why a number moved.
Five minutes a day. One technique, one recorded rep, one correction to carry into tomorrow. Short enough to do before your first meeting.
Practise the moment first. Your coach asks a real question, you answer out loud, then it asks the follow-up you were hoping to avoid.
Nobody is in the room. No group, no camera, no strangers watching you fail at it. Just you, low stakes, every morning.
Watch the number move. Every rep is scored the same way, so the trend line means something. Two of the six dimensions are counted straight from your transcript, not judged, which is why the line does not drift.
Week 1
512
Week 6
684
Change
+172
Example trend. Your own starts at your first recorded rep.
Why we built it
We read the posts before we wrote the code
Thousands of public posts describing the same thing: the idea is finished in your head and it falls apart on the way out. Every quiz question, every drill, and every line of feedback came from what those people actually wrote.
Quoted word for word from public Reddit posts, 2023 onward
How it works
Three steps to a plan built around you
No lessons to sit through. You start speaking on day one and you get told exactly what to change.
Question 6 of 14 /
When someone asks what you think, with no warning, what happens?
- I ramble until I find the point
- I go blank and say nothing
- I hedge everything I say
No recording needed yet.
The same problem, in their own words
“It kinda feels like there's a disconnect between my mind and my mouth and I sound so much smarter in my head than when I start speaking.”
Reddit user, r/socialskills
“Got so much bad feedback and it was what held me back from promo. After using this app for 5 months, I got promoted. Manager saying a drastic improvement in how I speak in meetings.”
App review, speaking-practice app
“My mind goes blank. I struggle to find words. Sometimes I feel like I can't think at all, even though I know the material better than anyone in the room.”
Reddit user, r/PublicSpeaking
“I don't feel rushed or judged at all.”
App review, speaking-practice app
“Then one day someone stopped me and said, 'You could have said that in like 10 seconds.'”
Reddit user, r/PublicSpeaking
“noticeably improved my vocabulary, clarity, and brevity. I'm more precise with word choice, more organized in how I express ideas, and less likely to ramble.”
App review, speaking-practice app
“On the other hand, I'm pretty good at writing. When I write, I can see my thoughts and I can easily express myself.”
Reddit user, r/socialskills
“Other people end up presenting the work, and they're the ones who get the visibility, recognition, and praise.”
Reddit user, r/PublicSpeaking
“Been using it for 14 days straight now and it's easily becoming part of my morning routine. Way more confident in on-the-spot situations.”
App review, speaking-practice app
“I end up replaying the conversation in my head for hours, thinking about what I should have said.”
Reddit user, r/socialskills
“I'm wondering if I'm getting a correct feedback from myself.”
Reddit user, r/PublicSpeaking
“I truly feel comfortable practicing and I get the feeling of low stakes.”
App review, speaking-practice app
Posts collected from public Reddit threads, 2023 onward. App reviews are public App Store reviews of other speaking-practice apps, quoted to show what daily coached practice does for people. They are not reviews of Hueral.
FAQ
Fair questions, answered plainly
The things people ask before they start, including the awkward ones.
Start here
You have the ideas. Start sounding like it
Answer a few questions about how you speak, get your Speaking Profile, and see the plan built around the one thing holding you back. Then five minutes a day, in private.
- About 4 minutes
- No recording in the quiz
- Cancel anytime
Hueral is a daily practice tool for speaking at work. It is not speech therapy and it does not do accent or pronunciation work.