Record a short take, get transcript-backed coaching cards, then try one sharper rewrite. Unmute helps you reduce fillers, slow down, structure your thoughts, and practise real communication without turning it into a performance.
Now with books, video lessons, token-based AI reflections, and a safer public Voices feed.
They need objective feedback, low-pressure reps, replayable progress, and a private way to practise before the meeting, interview, pitch, or difficult conversation.
"Speak slower" is not enough. Unmute points to the line, pause, filler, rewrite, and next move.
Recording yourself works, but only if you know what to look for. Unmute turns replay into reflection.
Most people need a daily micro-rep first: low setup, no audience, and useful enough to repeat.
Unmute now covers the full loop: pick a prompt, record, transcribe, reflect, replay, learn from a lesson, and optionally share safely.
Daily prompts plus Persuade, Tell, Argue, Teach, and Pitch modes help you practise the kind of speaking you actually use.
Unmute asks for microphone access only when you record. Silent/too-short takes are guarded before they waste time or tokens.
Each AI reflection gives rewrites plus four cards: win, notice, try next, and highlight. Then you can keep it private or share.
The app has grown from a daily voice memo habit into a full communication practice system.
Reflections use the transcript and audio metrics together, so feedback can point to pacing, fillers, pauses, clarity, and structure.
Practice against communication ideas from the Library, then see how well your take applied the lesson.
YouTube-derived clips can become bite-sized speaking lessons, so the Library can grow beyond books.
Each AI breakdown costs a clear token amount. Pro unlocks monthly tokens, full Library access, and richer coaching.
Unmute now has a Library tab for books and video lessons, so speaking practice is not just random prompts. You can learn a technique, speak it back, then get scored on the application.
Public-domain and curated lessons become prompts you can rehearse out loud.
Admin tools can extract lessons from YouTube transcripts and publish them into the app.
After a take, Unmute compares your transcript to the lesson instead of grading vibes.
Practice turning a dense idea into plain language.
Extract the frame, then pitch it back in your own words.
Train structure under mild pressure.
The public feed is optional, slower than social, and designed for learning. Shared takes include audio, transcript, and coaching cards. Listeners can report content or block a speaker.
The roadmap came from user feedback: people want technical feedback, privacy, repeatable practice, and examples of what better speaking sounds like.
Fix: Two minutes, one prompt, one specific improvement. The rep is small enough to repeat.
Fix: Private by default. Sharing is explicit, and the public feed includes report/block controls.
Fix: Voices and Library lessons show real examples, then the AI coach turns your take into concrete next steps.
Unmute now surfaces the controls reviewers and users expect: clear permission copy, data export, account deletion, restore purchases, legal links, and UGC safety tools.
Audio, transcripts, and reflections stay tied to your account unless you discard, delete, or explicitly share a take.
Plans show price, duration, auto-renewal terms, restore purchases, Privacy Policy, and Terms of Use.
Shared Voices can be reported, and listeners can block speakers without exposing anonymous identity.
Start free with daily practice. Upgrade when you want Pro tokens, cloud-powered coaching, the full Library, and deeper reflection on every take.