Games
Each game drills one hosting skill under time pressure. Speak every answer aloud. Schedule the game you avoid.
Before & after a real conversation
Solo drills
How a set works
- Pick a level. Beginner slows the clock and shows hints. Intermediate uses the standard clock without hints. Advanced shortens the clock and adds a task. You can edit the rounds and seconds.
- Answer before the bar empties. Toggle Hints at any level. When available, use Reveal only after speaking.
- After the set, score the rounds and note what worked and what to try next.
Reps are logged automatically to your progress page; notes go to the rep log.
Your prompts
Add your field's jargon, weak questions, and transcript rambles in Your Prompts. The matching games mix them into their banks. Thread Spotting and Recap in One can read prompts aloud while hiding the text.
What counts as success
- Meet the stated bar. Each game lists two or three observable criteria, such as one sentence or no permission-asking.
- The Reveal is one valid answer. Any answer that meets the bar counts. In Thread Spotting, name the phrase that justified the thread you followed.
- Know why you answered that way. Name the phrase you followed or the move you made.
- Track your trend. Record settings with scores; a lower score on a shorter clock may still be progress.
- Expect failed reps. If every rep is clean, shorten the clock.