Practice the conversations that matter. See what changes.

AI practice for workplace conversations and presentations. Build it into your training or curriculum, or let people rehearse on demand.

Runs in the browser, with VR as an option. No headsets needed.

25.9%

average skill improvement

350k+

practice sessions completed

Training skills at organizations like

Built for three kinds of program

Start with the conversations your people find hardest. We build them around your framework, course or curriculum.

How it works

The same loop whether it's ten people or ten thousand.

1. Practice

Your team picks how they need to practice: a conversation, a presentation, a coaching session, or a focused exercise.

2. Feedback

A score and specific notes within seconds: what they said, how they said it, what to change.

3. Reflect

They see progress across sessions and where the gaps still are.

4. Apply

They walk into the real conversation or speech having already had it a dozen times.

Results our customers see

25.9%

average soft skill improvement after using VirtualSpeech

350k+

completed AI-powered practice sessions with VirtualSpeech

93%

of learners would recommend VirtualSpeech to a colleague

95%

said that immersive practice helped them get ready for real-world situations

Learn it, practice it, get feedback, try again

Four kinds of practice work together, so people learn a technique, use it out loud and see what to change.

Roleplays

Conversations with AI characters who push back, stay quiet or open up only when the learner earns it.

Roleplays →

Presentations

Real slides, an audience that reacts, and questions drawn from what the presenter actually said.

Presentations →

Skills Coaching

A guided session with Hugh, the AI coach, on a named technique. Learners leave with a written plan.

Skills Coaching →

Custom scenarios

Describe a conversation and edit what comes back: the character, the situation and five scoring criteria.

Custom scenarios →

Feedback specific enough to act on

Each session is scored against named criteria, including what the person said and what to try next time.

A performance conversation is judged on open questions and empathy.

A presentation is judged on clarity and how well questions are handled.

See how scoring works

Example: Difficult conversation - missed targets
Overall: 8.5
  • Asking open-ended questions

"You consistently gave Rob space to explain rather than assuming you knew the cause — 'What adjustment do you think could support you right now?'"

  • Non-confrontational language

"You described observable impacts rather than labelling the behaviour, and used collaborative language like 'we will' and 'let's'."

  • Valuing and motivating

"Early in the conversation you explained the contract was critical, but the team was under pressure. Naming his contribution sooner would have landed better."

Showing 3 of 5 scored criteria for this roleplay

Deutsche Telekom trained 1,200 employees with VirtualSpeech

Deutsche Telekom's L&D team reported a 20% average skill increase after employees spent as little as 30 minutes in immersive practice scenarios.

What learners and L&D teams say

See it with a conversation your teams actually have

Tell us what your people find hardest and we'll build it into a scenario on the call - then show you the feedback a learner gets and the data you'd see as an admin.