molvi

Stop going blank when it’s your turn to talk

An AI speaking coach that trains your communication and presentation skills through short improv drills.

Download on theApp Store

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A take reviewed in the app: the line as it was said, then the same line made stronger, and why that version lands. Filler words: 2 out of 108 words, marked clean.

Sound familiar?

Not a personality trait. Just a skill nobody trained.

It’ll be my turn in a conversation and I just completely forget everything about everything.
Forum thread, SocialPhobiaWorld

Not trained yet

Improvisation

Drills that make you answer before there is time to freeze.

How Molvi trains it

  • AssociationsAnswer with the first thing that comes.
  • Catch the WordWeave curveball words into your story.
Having interview and my mind went totally blank. Became so awkward.
Forum thread, Blind

Not trained yet

Storytelling

You tell your own story until it comes out in order, every time.

How Molvi trains it

  • About youA self-presentation built on a framework.
  • How was your day?Talk about yourself easily, without losing the thread.
I feel that I am technically very strong but I am unable to articulate my thoughts well to convince others.
Forum thread, Blind

Not trained yet

Articulation

You train reaching for the exact word fast, so the thought comes out the way you meant it.

How Molvi trains it

  • Pick synonymsFind replacements against the clock.
  • Word Machine GunFire off words of one kind non-stop.
I don’t do well in social situations when there is pressure on me to perform, but I know that I can do a good job.
Forum thread, MentalHealthForum

Not trained yet

Confidence

You keep your line while someone cuts in, and the clock never stops.

How Molvi trains it

  • Keep the FlowHold a live conversation while your partner interrupts.

The right words show up an hour later. In the shower, on the way home, after the moment is gone.

How it works

A few minutes a day, three steps

  1. 1

    Get a prompt. Start talking

    A question lands, the clock runs. Sometimes you get cut off mid-sentence, the way real conversations go. A card shows how to hold your line.

    Keep the Flow mid-take: an interruption card asking a question, with the move to play underneath.
  2. 2

    See your take, marked up

    Where your story lost its structure. Every filler word. How far you actually opened up. Not a score. A marked-up take.

    The structure review: three slots ticked off, the fourth open with two ready closings. Filler words: 2 out of 108 words, marked clean. How far the take opened up: meaning 5%, feeling 14%, stance 5%, facts 77%, each against the band people usually land in.
  3. 3

    Say it again, stronger

    Every fix names the move, rewrites your own line with it, and says what it buys you. Then you take it again.

    Add: Example

    I think that’s where I’m strongest, actually, because I care about what the user hears, not only about the latency graph.

    I think that’s where I’m strongest, actually, because I care about what the user hears, not only about the latency graph. For example, on [product or project], I [what you did for the user experience], which led to [what changed].

Improv is a method with evidence behind it

Every drill in the app is built on published research.

  • University of Michigan

    20 minutes of improv exercises raised tolerance for not knowing what comes next.

    Felsman, Gunawardena & Seifert, 2020 · Thinking Skills and Creativity
  • University of Michigan

    Among adolescents with signs of social phobia, improv training was followed by lower social anxiety.

    Felsman, Seifert & Himle, 2019 · The Arts in Psychotherapy
  • University of Michigan

    Lower social anxiety again, and more willingness to get something wrong out loud.

    Felsman et al., 2022 · The Arts in Psychotherapy
  • University of Hertfordshire

    Improv training increased how many different options a person comes up with.

    Lewis & Lovatt, 2013 · Thinking Skills and Creativity

And 30+ further studies on improvisation, speaking under pressure and social anxiety behind the rest of the app.

A year here costs less than one hour with a coach

Private speaking coaches run $100 to $400 an hour in the US.

Yearly Save 66%

$69.99 / year

One charge a year

Weekly

$3.99 / week

Charged every week

Download on theApp Store

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The first take is 90 seconds

Nobody is listening in.