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Coming soon to iPhone

Help your teen say it out loud.

UIMI is a private practice room where your teen rehearses the conversations that matter, from the college interview to the awkward silence, and gets one thing to work on next. Audio only. Never shared with other people.

I'm a:

Free to start. We'll only email you about UIMI's launch, and you can unsubscribe any time. Privacy Policy. For ages 13 and up.

You're on the list.

When UIMI launches, you'll set up the account and send your teen an invite link. They practice on their own phone.

Three steps

How UIMI works.

Say it. See how you came across. UIMI looks at your full response, then shows you the one thing worth working on next.

  1. Pick the moment

    Choose a real conversation, then edit the details so it matches what's actually happening, and pick how you want to come across.

  2. Say it out loud

    Tap to talk, tap to hear their reply, and keep going. Stuck? UIMI can give you a starting response.

  3. See how you came across

    What worked, what got in the way, and the one thing worth working on next. Then try again. Each attempt builds on the last.

    A read, not a ruling. UIMI says how you probably came across, not what anyone felt or who you are.

For parents

You subscribe and send your teen an invite link. They practice on their own phone. You'll see how often they practice and which arenas they've used, but never the recordings or transcripts. Teens practice more honestly when it's private, and that's the point. Cancel any time in your Apple ID settings.

Real situations

From the interview to the awkward pause.

Pick one of 58 practice areas across eight arenas, or bring your own words.

Drills. Articulation, slowing down, pauses instead of fillers. One take: you speak, UIMI listens.

  • Articulation
  • Slowing down when nervous
  • Swapping filler words for a pause
  • Strategic pause
  • Transitional words

Read something you have never seen, out loud, like you mean it. One take: you speak, UIMI listens.

  • Cold reading

A speech, an answer, a story. Paste it or describe it, then practice it out loud. One take: you speak, UIMI listens.

  • Paste or type your own material
  • Record and practice it
  • Practice a full presentation
  • 60-second story

College, internship, job, scholarship and leadership interviews. Tap to talk: a back-and-forth with the other person.

  • College interview
  • Internship interview
  • Job interview
  • Scholarship interview
  • Leadership or club interview
  • “Tell me about yourself”

Open strong. Explain the point. Handle the question. Close strong. One take: you speak, UIMI listens.

  • Open strongly
  • Explain a key point
  • Present data
  • Handle a question
  • Close strongly
  • Pitch an idea
  • Answer in class

Start it, join it, keep it going, and get it back when it stalls. Tap to talk: a back-and-forth with the other person.

  • Start an icebreaker
  • Introduce yourself
  • Join an existing conversation
  • Keep a conversation going
  • Ask good follow-up questions
  • Change the subject when uncomfortable
  • Recover from an awkward pause
  • Your mind goes blank
  • Re-enter a group after being quiet
  • The conversation shifts unexpectedly
  • Exit politely
  • Give a compliment
  • Receive a compliment

Help, an extension, a letter, playing time, a clear request. Tap to talk: a back-and-forth with the other person.

  • Ask for help
  • Ask for an extension
  • Recommendation letter
  • Coach about playing time
  • Screen time or allowance
  • Make a clear request
  • Explain what you need
  • Ask for another opportunity

Say no. Set a boundary. Disagree. Take criticism. Apologize well. Tap to talk: a back-and-forth with the other person.

  • Say no
  • Decline an opportunity professionally
  • Set a boundary
  • Push back respectfully
  • Disagree with a teacher
  • Disagree with a parent calmly
  • Speak up when something feels unfair
  • Ask someone to stop
  • Tell someone something bothered you
  • Take criticism
  • Give feedback to a group partner
  • Address a teammate problem
  • Respond to disagreement
  • Apologize
Private practice

Private, so they actually practice.

  • Private recordings

    Only your account can play them back. They're never shared with other people and never sold.

  • Delete anything

    Remove one practice, all your recordings, or your whole account, right in the app.

  • No profiles, no feed

    No public profiles, no social feed, no strangers, and no chat with other users.

  • Not used to train AI

    Your recordings are used to give you feedback, and for nothing else.

  • No ads, no trackers

    No advertising and no analytics trackers. UIMI collects only what it needs to work.

  • Safety built in

    If something sounds like more than practice, UIMI pauses the coaching and points to real help.

FAQ

Questions.

How does it work if I'm paying for my teen?

You subscribe, then send your teen an invite link. They set up their own practice room on their phone. You never need to log in to their account, and you can cancel any time in your Apple ID settings.

Can I see how my teen is doing?

You'll see how many times they've practiced and which arenas they've used. You won't see recordings, transcripts, or feedback. That stays with them, so they'll actually use it.

What is UIMI?

A private practice room for real conversations. Pick a situation, say your response out loud, and see how you likely came across, with one thing to improve before you try again. An AI model transcribes what you said and reads your words and delivery against the situation and the impression you were going for. It's an estimate, not a verdict.

Who is UIMI for?

Teens and young adults, from high school through college, who want to feel ready for the conversations that matter: interviews, class, presentations, and the everyday ones that feel awkward. Parents subscribe; teens practice. UIMI is for ages 13 and up.

Are my recordings private?

Yes. Audio only, with no camera and no audience. Only your account can play them back. They're never shared with other people, never sold, and never used to train AI models. Parents see practice counts, never recordings or transcripts. You can delete any practice, or your whole account, right in the app.

Is UIMI therapy?

No. UIMI is a practice tool, like rehearsing with a coach. It isn't counselling or mental health care, and it isn't a crisis service. If someone is struggling or feels unsafe, in the US they can call or text 988 at any time.

When is UIMI launching?

UIMI is coming to iPhone first. Join the waitlist and we'll email you as soon as it's ready.

Is UIMI free?

Your first situation is free, with unlimited attempts. Premium unlocks the rest, including Your Words, where you practice your own material, with prices shown clearly before anyone pays.

Be first in line.

Practice before it counts. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when UIMI opens for your teen.