Orato 是一款 AI 口语练习应用，为英语学习者提供实时演讲评分与反馈，帮助改善流利度、词汇和连贯性。
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PH 用户
Hi Product Hunt,
I built Orato after trying a handful of speech-coaching apps that all wanted to upload my voice to a server I'd never heard of. I'd had a run of bad standups and one interview I'd rather not describe, and paying a stranger's GPU to listen to me ramble stopped making sense.
Apple Intelligence runs a language model on the phone itself, so I built the version I wanted:
• Pick a drill: Impromptu, Defend a Topic, Three Questions, Tell a Story, Elevator Pitch, Read Aloud • Speak for 30 to 90 seconds • Get scored on pacing, fluency, vocabulary and coherence • Read the take back on a transcript with every filler tinted and every pause timed • Tap any line to see what the coach noticed at that moment
The privacy claim, in full, because you'd find this in Settings anyway. Your audio recording never leaves the phone, on any path, under any setting. On an iPhone with Apple Intelligence the whole pipeline is local: transcription, scoring, coaching, no account, works on a plane. Two opt-in paths do send transcript text off the device. One is a fallback for iPhones too old to run Apple Intelligence. The other is a Pro toggle for a deeper report, and it ships switched off. Both ask you to sign in first.
Free gives you three coached sessions a week and you spend them on whichever drills you like. Pro lifts the limit. Monthly and yearly start with 7 days free.
Three things I'd like your read on:
• Which drill is missing. Sales pitch? Wedding speech? • Whether the scoring reads as useful or as a horoscope • What would keep this on your home screen past week one
I'm here all day and I'll answer everything, including the awkward ones.
Petros, solo dev, @OratoSpeaking
PH 用户
It's kinda painful hearing yourself say "um" every five seconds once you actually listen back haha. But that's probably exactly why practicing like this can be so useful. Congrats on getting this out there! @petros_tepoyan1
PH 用户
On device with no account is the reason this can work. Nobody practises sounding bad in front of a server they don't trust, and the whole thing depends on people being willing to do a terrible first take. The scoring is where I'd be careful. Pacing and fluency are measurable, coherence is a judgement call, and if that one is wrong even once people quietly stop believing the other three.
I built Orato after trying a handful of speech-coaching apps that all wanted to
upload my voice to a server I'd never heard of. I'd had a run of bad standups
and one interview I'd rather not describe, and paying a stranger's GPU to listen
to me ramble stopped making sense.
Apple Intelligence runs a language model on the phone itself, so I built the
version I wanted:
• Pick a drill: Impromptu, Defend a Topic, Three Questions, Tell a Story,
Elevator Pitch, Read Aloud
• Speak for 30 to 90 seconds
• Get scored on pacing, fluency, vocabulary and coherence
• Read the take back on a transcript with every filler tinted and every pause
timed
• Tap any line to see what the coach noticed at that moment
The privacy claim, in full, because you'd find this in Settings anyway. Your
audio recording never leaves the phone, on any path, under any setting. On an
iPhone with Apple Intelligence the whole pipeline is local: transcription,
scoring, coaching, no account, works on a plane. Two opt-in paths do send
transcript text off the device. One is a fallback for iPhones too old to run
Apple Intelligence. The other is a Pro toggle for a deeper report, and it ships
switched off. Both ask you to sign in first.
Free gives you three coached sessions a week and you spend them on whichever
drills you like. Pro lifts the limit. Monthly and yearly start with 7 days free.
Three things I'd like your read on:
• Which drill is missing. Sales pitch? Wedding speech?
• Whether the scoring reads as useful or as a horoscope
• What would keep this on your home screen past week one
I'm here all day and I'll answer everything, including the awkward ones.
Petros, solo dev, @OratoSpeaking