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Yoodli AI for Crucial Conversations

Ace your

difficult conversation

Asking for a raise? Engaging in a difficult conversation? Get real-time feedback from your private and judgment-free AI Communications Coach

AI-powered Public Speaking Coach in action

Top-rated conversation coach

Examples of crucial conversations

Salary negotiation

Performance chat with employee

Breakup

Roundtable discussion

How Yoodli Works

Choose your conversation context

Customize the persona of whom you will be speaking with

Practice your conversation

Yoodli will respond based on the context and your answers, just like a real conversation

Receive instant feedback

We'll generate your speaking report with analytics such as pacing and filler words, and suggestions to improve

Get started for free

Yoodli has helped countless employees manage crucial conversations

UW
Announcement
KornFerry
Case study
Google
Case study
Databricks
Webinar
Bank of Colorado
Case study
Sandler Training
Case study
Amplitude
RingCentral
Case study
SAP
Announcement
BDO
Case study
Cognex
Loopio
Case study
FranklinCovey
Case study
Snowflake
Case study
Intellum
Announcement
Headway
Government of El Salvador
Case study
Spencer Stuart
Case study
Ochsner Health
Case study
Google Cloud
Case study
Harness
Case study
LHH
Announcement
WEKA
Braintrust
Case study
SalesStar
Announcement

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I was nervous for my upcoming salary negotiation. Yoodli helped me practice questions my manager might ask me and I ended up getting the raise

—Eli Etzioni, Sales at Tradewater

Build your confidence and fine-tune your content by recording and practicing with follow-up questions

Use Yoodli during your conversation in private, and get nudges to slow down or hit your talking points

Get a report on how you did during your actual conversation and take notes to improve next time!

Other ways to use Yoodli

Get private speech coaching during your online meetings

Get feedback on your content and delivery with AI Speech Coach

Practice an interview with live follow-up questions