Analyze a rehearsal recording and see what to fix before the next take. Upload a practice pitch, talk, or interview. Optionally paste points you meant to cover. The scorecard reports words per minute, how many transcript cues contain filler (um, uh, you know, I mean, and similar), how many cues contain a question mark, spoken minutes, and — if you pasted points — whether each point looks answered, partial, or missing. It does not grade charisma.
Useful for Sales practice, interviews, talks
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Upload one rehearsal. A point list is optional.
“Do it again” usually repeats the same habits. This tool measures a few concrete things from the transcript. Words per minute is word count divided by spoken duration — not a judgment that you should be faster. Filler moments are cue counts, not a cleaned file. Questions asked are cues that contain “?” — rhetorical questions count, and a question spoken without that mark does not. Coverage uses the same idea as the interview-question tool: your pasted points versus the transcript. There is no single “score out of 100.” Compare two rehearsals by running each file and looking at the metrics yourself.
People practicing a sales pitch, a talk, or an interview answer — not a publish-and-forget workflow.
Upload a nine-minute practice. Metrics show words per minute, filler cues, and questions asked: 0. You see the habit before the live meeting. Paste “ask about budget” as a point if you want coverage on that item.
Paste the three points you must hit. Upload the rehearsal. Each point is answered, partial, or missing with a jump time. Pace and filler sit next to that list. This is not a script-line checker.
Notice filler before the real conversation. The scorecard does not remove those ums. After you like the take, use the filler-cut tool if you will publish the file.
A seller uploads an 8-minute practice and pastes two talking points. Metrics show pace, filler, and that no question was asked. Illustrative scorecard:
Words per minute 162
Filler moments 7
Questions asked 0
Spoken minutes 8
Point missing “Ask about their current tool.”
Point answered “Walk through implementation time.”
03:41 “Implementation is usually two weeks.”
Filler 01:12 “So, um, the next part is pricing.”Metrics (WPM, filler count, questions asked, spoken minutes), optional coverage rows, and sample filler lines. A practice report, not a personality score.
MP4, MOV, or WEBM video, or MP3, M4A, or WAV audio. Upload from your device. We do not fetch files from other sites.
No overall grade. WPM is not coaching advice. Questions are “?” only. Filler is a cue count. Coverage needs your point list. There is no live bot and no side-by-side rehearsal merge.
Upload the practice recording. You get words per minute, filler-cue count, questions asked, and optional point coverage.
No. Points unlock coverage. Pace, filler, and questions still run.
WPM is words over spoken time. Fillers are how many cues match the filler list. Questions are cues with a question mark. Spoken minutes is how long those cues last.
No. It reports them. Cut them with the filler-word tool if you will publish.
Run each take and compare the two scorecards. The two-recording tool is for conflicting facts, not practice metrics.
No. The card is specific measurements, not a compliment.
No. Upload a file you already recorded. There is no meeting bot.
Guide: How to score a rehearsal before the next take
Or use the general upload for a transcript, summary, chapters, and chat. All tools.