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For moments like job interview, salary review, presentation, doctor's visit, pitch.

Speak with Aplomb.

A speaking coach for the moment you're facing.Practise it out loud. Show up ready.

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Bring your next big moment

  1. 1Your coach's home

    It shows the one thing to do next, and what else is worth doing today.

  2. 2Ask for what you need

    A moment to get ready for, a sentence to say now, or a word you just met.

  3. 3Say it out loud, with less help

    The coach says each line and you say it back. Then the script fades until it's only you.

  4. 4Take the hard question

    The coach becomes the CFO. You answer in your own words, the way you'd really say it.

  5. 5Watch yourself back

    Film one take and see what the coach heard. The video stays on your phone.

  6. 6See what you've built

    Your minutes out loud, the words you've kept and the mistakes you've fixed.

Tools for the time in between

Practice doesn't stop when the lesson does. Listen on the way to work, and warm up your mouth and voice before you walk in.

Listen anywhere

  • Audio Companion

    Every lesson becomes a track you can play on the bus or in the car — your lines in your narrator's voice, each word lit as it's said.

  • Songs

    Songs about real moments, carrying the phrases you need. Listen, fill the gaps, then say the line back.

Practise out loud

  • Articulation Gym

    Ninety-seven tongue twisters in nine sound packs. Say each one slow, natural, then fast — then use the sound in a real sentence.

  • Vocal Gym

    Live pitch drills that widen your range, so your voice doesn't go flat when you're nervous.

Aplomb

nounCalm confidence in a demanding situation.

About us

We're Fayden AI, the small team behind Aplomb. We're building it for people who live and work in a language they didn't grow up speaking.

You know what you want to say. Then the interview starts, or the doctor walks in, and it doesn't come out the way it sounded in your head. Aplomb is where you say it out loud first.

  • Your moment, not a course

    Every lesson starts from something real you have coming up, in your own words.

  • Out loud, always

    Reading a script isn't practice. Saying it is — so every lesson has you speaking.

  • Your words stay yours

    Your moments, recordings and saved words are yours to delete at any time, and never used to train AI models without your permission.