Words for the moment you are in

Find the words.
Practice what comes next.

Two focused iPhone apps for preparing for real conversations. Browse reviewed language, make it your own, and use private on-device AI when it is available.

Complete conversation guide

AI Phrases To Say

Help for hard talks and everyday pressure

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Find useful words across boundaries, pressure, uncomfortable conversations, respect, care, agreements, relationships, and major life moments. Start with what is happening or browse the complete library.

  • Seven overlapping conversation topics
  • Cold Reading and Reading the Room collection
  • Swipeable phrases, drills, dialogues, and scenarios
  • Private on-device Apple Intelligence drafts on supported devices
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Made for people who stutter

Phrases for Stutterers

Real words for speaking moments that matter

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Prepare words that sound like you, ask for the time or listener response you want, and rehearse a speaking moment without being judged or pushed toward fluency. Stuttered speech is not failed speech.

  • Words for disclosure, time, turn-taking, and self-advocacy
  • Real situations such as calls, meetings, appointments, and introductions
  • Dialogue rehearsal and small-step practice
  • An on-device phrase coach with a built-in fallback library
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A calm path representing preparation for a speaking moment

Your speech. Your choices.

Preparation without pressure to sound different

Choose a situation and intention, adapt the wording to your own voice, practice a realistic exchange, and decide what success means for you. The app does not score speech, count stutters, or promise fluency.

No accountNo adsPrivate by designWorks without AI

One small family of tools

Built to lower the load of finding words

Both apps keep their reviewed libraries on the device and make AI an enhancement rather than a requirement. They are educational preparation tools, not medical, legal, financial, mental-health, emergency, or personal-safety advice.