You don't have a communication problem. You have a feedback problem.
Vocanti coaches you across your real meetings: the line that cost you, one habit to change, and proof next time that it changed.
So what's the actual timeline here?
Yeah so, um, I think realistically we're looking at maybe end of Q3, but it could slip, it depends on a few things.
You hedged for eleven words before the date. Nadia heard “not Q3”.
Right. So not Q3.
Nobody struggles with the talk they rehearsed.
They struggle with the question they didn't see coming. Vocanti listens to the meeting you couldn't prepare for, then works on one habit at a time until it sticks.
Real stakes
How you speak when the answer matters isn't how you speak into a practice prompt.
No rehearsal
Practice apps score the speech you prepared, which is the one you're already fine at. Vocanti scores the meeting you walked into cold.
Real change
Tips you read somewhere are gone by the time you need them. Vocanti picks one thing, then tells you next meeting whether it stuck.
How it works
Three steps, then it runs itself.
- 1
Pick what to work on
Your coach helps you choose up to three skills, from pacing and filler words to assertiveness and listening. Every recording gets scored against those.
- 2
Record the conversation
Use your mic for a meeting in a room, or capture the call audio straight from a browser tab. Up to 90 minutes, or 45 on the free trial. Pick your voice once and it knows you after that.
- 3
Read the debrief
A score out of ten per skill, what went well, where it slipped, and one technique to carry into the next conversation.
What you get
Not a transcript. A read on how it landed.
When you write, you can reread and cut. When you speak, the version that mattered is gone the moment it lands. This is the draft you never get to see.
You walked Nadia and Tom through the migration plan and took questions on timing and cost.
Concision
You made the point, then made it twice more. The shortest version was the strongest one, and it came last.
Handling Q&A
Three of your five answers opened with a qualifier. On the cost question you led with the number, and Tom stopped pushing.
Filler words
Steady for most of it. The rate roughly doubled in the last ten minutes, once the questions got harder.
Strengths
- Opened with the decision, not the background.
- Held your position when Tom pushed back on cost.
Areas to improve
- Answer first, qualify second.
- Cut the recap at the end. It reopened what you had closed.
It knows what to fix first.
A good coach doesn't hand you a list of twenty things you could improve. They watch you work, pick the one that's costing you most, and give you a specific move to try. That judgement is what you get on every recording.
I've got the board update on Thursday. What should I watch for?
Your last three meetings opened the same way: about two minutes of context before the point. On Thursday you have ten, so lead with the decision you want from them and let their questions pull the context out of you.
The one to watch is Q&A. When Tom pushed back last week you stacked three qualifiers in front of the answer. Say the number first. You can add the caveat after, and it lands as care rather than doubt.
Reads the room you were in
Your meetings, not a generic scenario.
Names the moment
Not the habit in the abstract.
Comes back to it
Next week it checks whether the fix held.
Walk in with one technique. See whether it stuck.
Your coach gives you something small and specific to try, like pausing before you answer instead of filling the gap. The next analysis looks for it.
Pause before you answer
Stop and think rather than filling the silence. Your brain sorts it out in three to five seconds, and the pause reads as composure.
You did it. On the cost question you waited, then answered in one sentence.
Concision
1vs last meetingHandling Q&A
1vs last meetingFiller words
2vs last meetingSame rubric every time, so the numbers are worth comparing meeting to meeting.
Pricing
One price. Less than an hour with a human coach.
Trial
Free
No card
- Five recordings in your first 14 days
- Up to 45 minutes each
- Ten coach messages a day
- Every skill in the catalogue
Pro
£19 a month
VAT included. Cancel any time.
- 12 hours of analysed conversation a month
- Up to 90 minutes in one recording
- 400 coach messages a month
- Progress tracked across every meeting
Tell the room
Vocanti records the conversation you're in, so tell the people in it that you're recording. The audio sits on your account, gets used to produce your feedback, and is deleted when you delete your account. Read the privacy policy for the detail.
Your next meeting is the first one you actually get to hear.
Five recordings over your first 14 days, with no card. Then £19 a month if you want to keep going.
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