Verba: Speaking Coach

iOS app by Amogh Singh. Education · Amogh Singh

Store rating
5 / 5
Store rating count
4
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-16

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Verba turns impromptu speaking from a vague soft skill into a measurable practice. Pick a category (Leadership, Behavioral, Big Picture, Business, Personal Growth, or Education) and you'll get a fresh prompt at your difficulty level. Hit record, talk for sixty seconds, hit stop. Verba transcribes you live, on-device, with a real-time waveform, timer, and word counter. When you finish, you get structured feedback in seconds: scores across structure, clarity, relevance, and conciseness, plus specific strengths to keep, things to work on, and a one-line summary of how the session landed. Every session lands in your history. The Progress tab visualizes your trajectory across 7 days, 30 days, or all-time, with score trends, filler-word counts, words-per-minute, current streak, best session. Sixteen long-form articles cover the actual technique of public and impromptu speaking (frameworks like PREP and STAR, breath control, dealing with stage fright, handling hostile questions, reading a room. Each ends with a drill you can run in the Practice tab. Built for interview prep, public speaking practice, and anyone who's ever been caught off-guard by "so, tell me about yourself." PRIVACY Speech-to-text runs on your device. Your audio never leaves your phone. Only the transcribed text is sent to get feedback, and nothing is stored on the server. Your sessions, scores, and history live locally on your device. FREE No ads. No accounts. No subscriptions. Built because it should exist.

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