Maker here. Before Tymbre, my rehearsal process was recording pitches into my phone and learning nothing from the playback. You can't hear yourself the way a room does. You're too close to it.

Problem: every mobile speech coach listens to your voice and stops there. The ones with video are desktop webcams, waist up. And the loudest complaint in their reviews is always the same: robotic feedback that leaves you no wiser for the next take.

Solution: Tymbre, the iPhone coach that hears how you speak and sees how you stand.

Record a take and you get:

- A CLEAR score across five dimensions of presence (Cadence, Lift, Expression, Authority, Resonance)

- Coaching cues tied to exact moments: where to breathe, when to slow a phrase, how to settle your posture

- A timestamped transcript, and a slide coverage check if you upload your deck

- Three modes: Audio for voice, Frame for eye contact, Stage for the whole body

Two choices I want to be upfront about:

- Coaching follows the evidence. A short take gets fewer, better-grounded cues instead of padding to fill a template.

- Private by design. No advertising identifiers, recordings stored in Warsaw and analyzed in the EU, never sold, deletable anytime.

Try it free: Solo starts with an introductory offer of 7 days free, the whole plan, enforced by Apple, one week per Apple ID. Cancel during the week and you pay nothing.

Pricing: Solo is $9.99 a month. Speaker is $19.99 and adds Frame video, slide coverage, and the PDF report. Master is $29.99 and adds Stage.

I designed, built, and shipped the first version solo in 30 days, alongside a full-time job.

I'm around all day and will answer every comment. Tell me where your last talk went sideways and I'll tell you what Tymbre would have flagged.