For presentations

Measure how each talk landed

SPECTRIA measures delivery across words, voice, face and body, pace, pauses, pitch range, eye contact, gesture, and whether the words and the body agreed. The report opens with the one thing to fix before the next talk.

A person alone on a low stage in an empty lecture room, mid-sentence, rehearsing before the audience arrives.
The one thing first

A score on its own changes nothing, the report leads with the fix

The report opens with the weakest measured dimension of this recording and the gap to your benchmark, the strongest talk you have already given, or the best on your team. The score comes third, deliberately. Every presentation after the first has a direction.

What it is not

A measurement of delivery, never of the speaker

The number describes how one recording was heard. It does not rank speakers, and it is never the basis of a hiring, promotion or disciplinary decision. The purpose is the founder's own: find the weakest link in the talk, and make it as strong as the strongest.

Every presentation is practice for the next one.

Record the talk you already gave, the first analysis is free.