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The Art of Speaking

An AI coach that makes you a better speaker.

You can take a writing class and get your essays graded. But where do you take a speech and get honest, specific feedback? Nowhere. Until now.

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THE METHODThree phases. One progression.

Real speaking skill develops in stages. You wouldn’t learn piano by performing a concerto on day one. You’d start with scales. This coach follows the same logic.

Phase 1

Think Clearly

Write it. Get coached. Rewrite it.

You type or paste your speech — a full draft, an outline, or just bullet points. The AI coach reads it and gives you specific, line-by-line feedback on structure, persuasion, clarity, word choice, and delivery strategy.

This is the phase where you learn to organize your thoughts. You have unlimited time to think, revise, and resubmit. No pressure. Just craft.

What the AI analyzes:Opening hook, thesis clarity, argument structure (Rule of Three, Monroe’s Sequence), evidence hierarchy, transitions, emotional arc, call to action, closing strength, delivery annotations.
Phase 2

Deliver Clearly

Say it out loud. Hear what the AI hears.

You hit record and deliver your speech into the microphone. The AI listens to your actual voice — not just your words, but how you say them.

It catches what you can’t: the filler words you don’t notice, the pace that creeps up when you’re nervous, the monotone that flattens your best lines, the pauses you skip, the vocal fry that undermines your authority.

This is the phase where your body learns what your mind already knows. The gap between writing a good speech and delivering one is enormous. This closes it.

What the AI analyzes: Speaking rate (WPM), filler word count and placement, pause usage, volume variation, pace changes, clarity of articulation, adherence to your planned structure, time management.
Phase 3

Speak Under Pressure

No script. No prep time. Just you and the prompt.

You get a prompt. You get a countdown. You speak.

Maybe it’s a 60-second impromptu on a random topic. Maybe it’s a 2-minute persuasive argument you have 30 seconds to prepare. Maybe it’s a simulated Q&A where the AI pushes back on your position.

This is the phase that builds the muscle most people never develop — the ability to think and speak well at the same time. The person who can do this can handle any room.

What the AI evaluates: Coherence under time pressure, structural instincts (did you naturally use PREP or a three-point structure?), filler word density, confidence markers, argument quality, adaptability when challenged.

FREE FOUNDATIONThe theory is free. The practice is paid.

You don’t need to pay anything to learn the fundamentals of great speaking.

There are 5 free interactive guides on hasan.study covering speech structure, vocal delivery, persuasion, and real-world speaking contexts — 105 vocabulary terms, 65 key concepts, 50 MCQs, 80+ practice prompts, speech timers, and 15 delivery-annotated speech transcripts. They are the theory.

The AI coach is designed to be used alongside the free guides. Learn the concept, then practice it with the coach. Theory without practice is knowledge. Practice without theory is guessing. Together, they are skill.

PHASE 1 IN ACTIONText coaching that transforms your speech.

Here’s what a Phase 1 coaching session looks like.

Phase 1 — Text Coaching
YouHere’s my speech for a school board meeting about starting school at 9:30am instead of 7:45am. I have 3 minutes.

“Good evening. I’m here to talk about school start times. Studies show that teenagers need more sleep. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that middle and high schools start no earlier than 8:30. Our school starts at 7:45. This is bad for students. We should change it. Thank you.”
AI CoachYour core argument is sound.The AAP recommendation gives you real authority. But this speech is 60 words and you have 3 minutes (~400 words). You’re using 15% of your time. Here’s how to fill it with impact, not filler:

1. Hook — replace the warm-up. “I’m here to talk about” is an announcement, not an opening. Try: “Last Tuesday, I watched my 14-year-old fall asleep in the car at 7:15am. She’d been awake since 5:30. That is not a discipline problem — it is a policy problem.” Personal story + reframe. The board is listening now.

2. Evidence hierarchy — lead with story, then data. You cite the AAP (logos), but a school board at 7pm needs to feelthe problem before they process the data. Give them the story first, then the AAP statistic as confirmation. Story → statistic → ask.

3. Call to action — be specific. “We should change it” is vague. Try: “I’m asking this board to commission a 30-day feasibility study on a 9:30 start time. That costs nothing and gives us data to make this decision well.” Specific, low-risk, actionable.

4. Delivery note:Pause for 2 full seconds after “policy problem.” Let the reframe land. Then slow down for the AAP statistic — numbers need space to register.

PHASE 2 IN ACTIONAudio analysis that hears what you can’t.

Here’s what a Phase 2 session looks like. You recorded yourself delivering the revised speech. This is what the AI found.

Phase 2 — Audio Analysis
Your Recording[2 min 47 sec audio · analyzed]
AI CoachGood news:Your structure is clean. Hook → story → data → ask. The board can follow you. Now let’s fix the delivery:

Pace:You averaged 168 WPM. That’s fast — conversational is 140-150. You sped up to 190 WPM during the AAP statistic, which is exactly where you should slow down. Numbers need space.

Filler words:7 instances of “um” and 4 of “you know.” Most clustered in the first 30 seconds — that’s nerves, not habit. Once you settled in, they nearly disappeared. Fix:Replace the first two “um”s with pauses. Silence reads as confidence.

The pause you planned after “policy problem”: You didn’t take it. You rushed straight into the next sentence. That’s your strongest line — give it a full 2-second pause. Practice it until the silence feels uncomfortable. That’s how you know it’s long enough.

Volume: Consistent throughout, which means flat. Drop your volume to near-whisper on “She’d been awake since 5:30”— the board will lean in. Then return to full volume for the reframe.

That’s what the coach hears in your voice.

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30-day money-back guarantee — email me and I’ll refund you, no questions. — Hasan

PHASE 3 IN ACTIONImpromptu practice that builds the muscle.

Here’s what a Phase 3 session looks like. No script. No preparation time. A prompt appears. You speak.

Phase 3 — Impromptu Challenge
Prompt“Should students be allowed to use AI tools on school assignments?”60 seconds · No prep time · Argue either side
Your Recording[58 sec audio · analyzed]
AI CoachFor a cold prompt, this was solid.You instinctively used a two-point structure (access + skill-building) and landed with a clear position. That’s structural instinct developing. Specifics:

Structure:You opened with your position (“Yes, with guardrails”) within 5 seconds — that’s the PREP framework working. Point first, then reasons. Good.

Filler density:3 fillers in 58 seconds. Under pressure, that’s strong. Most speakers double that the moment the clock starts.

Missed opportunity:You didn’t concede the counterargument. Even in 60 seconds, one sentence of concession (“Yes, there’s a real risk of students outsourcing their thinking”) would have doubled your credibility. Practice the concede-and-pivot: acknowledge, then redirect.

Confidence marker:Your voice didn’t rise at the end of declarative sentences — no uptalk. That is what makes a claim sound like a claim instead of a question. Hold on to it.

WHO THIS IS FORAnyone who has to speak and wants to be great at it.

Students

Class presentations, debates, college interviews, scholarship pitches. Build the skill before the stakes get high.

Professionals

Meetings, pitches, conference talks, team updates. The person who speaks well in a meeting gets promoted.

Leaders

Keynotes, all-hands, board presentations, media interviews. Your words carry weight — make sure your delivery does too.

Anyone with stage fright

Practice in private. Get feedback without judgment. Build confidence through repetition, not willpower.

Non-native speakers

Clarity, pacing, filler reduction, and structural confidence — the AI coaches communication skill, not accent.

AP Lang students

You already know ethos, pathos, logos — the free guides on hasan.study cover the theory. The coach is where you learn to deliver it on your feet.

QUESTIONSThe things people ask before they buy.

Is this just ChatGPT with a prompt?

No. The coach is built on the same rhetorical frameworks as the free guides — Monroe’s Sequence, the evidence hierarchy, the Rule of Three — and it evaluates your recordings against measured delivery data: speaking rate, filler density, pause placement. It knows what phase you’re in and what you’ve already fixed.

What happens to my recordings?

Your audio is analyzed for your feedback and stored in your account. It is never sold, shared, or used to train anyone’s models. Delete a session and the recording goes with it.

Do I need a good microphone?

No. Your laptop or phone mic is fine.

I’m a student — can my parent buy this for me?

Yes. Have them pay with their card, and sign in with your own email. One payment, yours through graduation.

How is this different from the free guides?

The guides teach you what good speaking is. The coach tells you what’s wrong with your speech. Theory versus a mirror.

What does “lifetime” mean?

One payment, unlimited use within fair use (150 sessions a month — more than anyone practices), every future feature included. No renewal, ever.

What if it doesn’t help?

30 days, full refund, one email. hasan@hasanhammad.com.

For parents

Public speaking is the skill that shows up in every college interview, scholarship pitch, and first job — and it’s the one nothing in school actually grades. This is a one-time $99 purchase, not a subscription: no recurring charge, no upsell, no ads, and nothing sold to your child inside the product. Pay once and they have it through graduation.

PRICINGOne price. All three phases. Forever.

No subscriptions. No per-message limits. No tiers. Pay once, practice forever.

A private speech coach runs $100–200 an hour. A weekend debate camp is $400. A subscription app is $19 a month — $228 a year, every year.

$99
One-time payment · Lifetime access
  • Phase 1: Unlimited text-based coaching sessions
  • Phase 2: Unlimited audio recording & analysis
  • Phase 3: Unlimited impromptu challenges
  • All future updates and new features
  • Progress tracking and skill scores across all three phases
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30-day money-back guarantee — email me and I’ll refund you, no questions. — Hasan

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