
BetterSelf
Practice real conversations out loud with an AI person
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Practice real conversations out loud with an AI person
10 followers
BetterSelf: Talk to Anyone is an iPhone app for practicing real conversations out loud before they happen. You talk by voice with an AI person in a real place (a date, a job interview, a party) who reacts to what you actually say. Then you see what they were really thinking, line by line, and replay the exact moment you got stuck. Dating, Career and Small Talk paths with 300 guided stages, 270+ real-life situations, and My Conversation to rehearse your own real moment.
This is the 2nd launch from BetterSelf. View more

BetterSelf 2.0
Launching today
New in 2.0: real voice conversations. You talk out loud with an AI person in a real place (a date, a job interview, a party) who reacts to what you actually say. Then you see what they were really thinking, line by line, and replay the exact moment you got stuck. Dating, Career and Small Talk paths.



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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Maor, the solo maker of BetterSelf.
Most of us know exactly what to say... after the conversation is over. Texting apps and "rizz" generators don't help with that, because the hard part is saying it out loud, in the moment, while someone is looking at you.
So I built a place to practice that moment before it happens:
• You talk by voice with an AI person in a real scene (a coffee shop, an interview, a party). They have a mood and react to what you actually say. They can warm up to you, get bored, or walk away.
• After the talk you see what they were really thinking, line by line, and the exact moment everything changed.
• Practice this moment rewinds to the line where it went wrong so you can try it again with the same person.
• My Conversation: describe your real upcoming moment in one sentence (asking for a raise, a first date) and rehearse that exact scene.
It's free to try on iPhone. I'd love your honest feedback: which real conversation would you want to practice first?