Orai

Orai is an AI public speaking coach available on iOS, Android and the web. It analyzes filler words, pace, clarity and energy after each practice session, then gives a scorecard and one improvement tip. Short daily scenarios and streak tracking make delivery practice a repeatable habit.

Orai is an AI speech coach that listens to you talk and returns a scorecard on how you delivered. Rather than correcting grammar or rewriting a script, it measures the mechanics of spoken delivery: filler words, speaking pace, clarity and vocal energy. You speak into the app, and the analysis arrives the moment you stop, along with a single concrete suggestion for the next attempt. That narrow focus is the point. Orai is not a writing tool or a presentation builder, it is a rehearsal partner for the part of public speaking most people never practice out loud. In daily use the product is built around short, repeatable sessions. Scenarios such as a sixty-second pitch, a wedding toast or a difficult question keep practice to a few minutes, which makes it realistic to fit a run into a commute or a coffee break. The live feedback screen shows your running numbers as you speak, then settles into a summary with a clarity score, a filler word count, a words-per-minute figure and an energy rating. A coaching line points at the one adjustment worth making next time. Streaks and trend charts track how those numbers move over weeks, so progress is visible rather than assumed. The tool suits anyone whose work depends on speaking well: founders rehearsing investor pitches, product managers facing standups and reviews, sales teams preparing demos, students defending presentations and professionals practicing for interviews or toasts. Learning and development teams are a secondary audience, and the site cites IBM, HPE, Microsoft, Alpha School and Texas A&M among organizations whose speakers use it. The app reports more than 500,000 downloads and a 4.6 star rating. Against alternatives, Orai occupies a practical middle ground. Human speech coaches and Toastmasters clubs offer richer contextual feedback and real audience reaction, but cost far more in time and money. Generic recording apps let you review yourself but give no scoring. Orai trades depth for frequency: it will not critique your argument or your slide deck, but it makes daily deliberate practice cheap and immediate, which is where most delivery habits actually change.