u/FurqatMashrabjonov

Image 1 — I built an app to practice difficult, real-life conversations out loud with AI (interviews, boundary setting, conflicts) and need your brutal feedback.
Image 2 — I built an app to practice difficult, real-life conversations out loud with AI (interviews, boundary setting, conflicts) and need your brutal feedback.
Image 3 — I built an app to practice difficult, real-life conversations out loud with AI (interviews, boundary setting, conflicts) and need your brutal feedback.
Image 4 — I built an app to practice difficult, real-life conversations out loud with AI (interviews, boundary setting, conflicts) and need your brutal feedback.
Image 5 — I built an app to practice difficult, real-life conversations out loud with AI (interviews, boundary setting, conflicts) and need your brutal feedback.

I built an app to practice difficult, real-life conversations out loud with AI (interviews, boundary setting, conflicts) and need your brutal feedback.

Hey everyone,

So for the past month i've been building an app because honestly, reading communication tips is great but nothing beats actually saying the words out loud under pressure.

I finally got a working version and wanted to get some brutal feedback from this community before putting it on app stores. The app is called Speechy AI.

The basic idea: You pick a high-stakes scenario (job interview, asking someone out, salary negotiation, or arguing with a roommate) and you have a real-time voice conversation with an AI playing the other character.

To make it realistic, the AI characters are specifically prompted to resist and push back, so they don’t just agree with everything you say. After the session ends, you get scored on clarity, confidence, and delivery with actual feedback. Right now there's about 50 scenarios.

I know people will ask "why not just use ChatGPT voice or Gemini Live?" Those are cool tools but they are just general AI. They break character after 3-4 turns if you put pressure on them, they're always too "polite", and they don't give you a scorecard or track progress. This is built specifically for practice.

Would love your thoughts on a few things:

  1. Does this concept make sense or does practicing with AI feel too fake?
  2. What scenario would you actually use this for? (salary negotiation, dating, boundaries?)
  3. Is it better to have 50 standard scenarios, or just 10 really deep ones with branching paths and different difficulty levels?
  4. Pricing thoughts: people usually need this when an event is coming up (interview next week). Does a monthly subscription make sense, or would one-time unlocks / 7-day packs work better?

Genuinely trying to see if this solves a real problem for people. No links or promo here, just want to know what you think. Happy to share some screenshots in the comments if anyone wants to see.

Thanks!

u/FurqatMashrabjonov — 4 days ago

I built an app where you can practice real conversations with AI out loud — job interviews, dates, conflicts. took me a month. need honest feedback

Hey everyone, so i been building this app for like a month and finally got something

that actually works. wanted to share and get real feedback before i put

it on stores officially.

Its called Speechy AI. basic idea is — you pick a real life scenario

like job interview, asking someone on a date, salary negotiation,

arguing with your boss — and you have actual voice conversation with

an AI who plays the other person. it talks back in real time, not that

slow robotic stuff. after session ends you get scored on clarity,

confidence, how engaging you were etc. there's like 50 different scenarios right now across 10 categories.

"Why not just use ChatGPT voice or Gemini Live for this?"

i actually get this question. those are great tools but they're just general chat AI — they don't stay in character, don't score you, don't track your progress over time, and honestly they don't push back like a real person would in that situation. also ChatGPT Plus is $20/month just for the subscription. this app is built specifically for practice with structure and feedback.

Looking for feedback on:

- does this idea make sense to you?

- what scenario would you actually use?

- would you pay for something like this? what price feels fair?

Not trying to promote anything, genuinely want to know if this solves

a real problem for people. happy to share screenshots in comments

u/FurqatMashrabjonov — 4 days ago