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Public / Audience-Facing

See what came through, and how to come across even better.

Whether you're a journalist reviewing your interview technique, a debater sharpening your argument, a podcast guest preparing for the next recording, or a spokesperson reflecting on a public Q&A, see what came through, where the exchange shifted, and what to sharpen before your next appearance.

Try with a public conversation

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Understand how you handled the moment, and keep raising your game

Conversophy helps you see what the audience likely noticed, what worked, and where the thread became less clear or something could be sharper, then turns that into clear, specific things to work on. You get Growth Insights, Next Steps You Can Try, Phrases for Tough Moments, and a Practice Plan for your next appearance.

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Podcast interviews

Whether you hosted or guested: see how questions were framed, how listening shaped the responses, and where the conversation gained or lost momentum, with practical ways to make the next recording sharper.

Debates

See how arguments were structured, where points were clearly supported or left exposed, how the framing was set and challenged, and how tone may have shaped the exchange, with specific things to tighten before the next debate.

Media appearances

Understand how you came across on camera or radio: talk time, pacing, filler words, how you handled challenging or hostile questions, and whether your key messages stayed clear, with specific areas to practise and refine.

Panel discussions

See how airtime was shared across the panel, who set the agenda, who was interrupted, and how the moderator steered the discussion, with practical ways to make the next session work better.

Journalist interviews

See how the exchange unfolded on both sides: questioning style, follow-up quality, how deflections were handled, and whether the exchange surfaced what each side seemed to be seeking, with practical ways to get more from the next interview.

Press conferences & Q&As

Whether you were answering or asking: see how statements were framed, which questions were answered or deflected, and how the session's direction shifted, with practical ways to be ready for the next one.

See what came through, and sharpen your voice a little more before your next appearance.

Conversophy helps you reflect on the exchange and sharpen your next appearance, not score people, rank speakers, or declare who performed best.

Supported conversation formats

Select the format when configuring the session. The analysis adapts to what that format is for, whether that's interviewing, debating, moderating, presenting, or answering questions.

Interview Debate Panel Podcast Press Conference Public Q&A Roundtable Town Hall

Who's in the conversation

Host Guest Interviewer Interviewee Moderator Debater Panelist Journalist Spokesperson Presenter Candidate Audience participant

Power direction is always captured for public conversations: who holds the floor, who yields space, and where control shifts across the exchange.

Also captured in every analysis

Conversophy maps the dynamics across the whole conversation. Some findings are shown per participant, while others trace how the conversation unfolded between everyone involved.

Talk time distribution across all speakers

Interruptions made and received per person

Question quality and follow-up depth

Filler word rate and speech fluency

Tone and sentiment shifts across the conversation

Who shaped the framing at each phase

Where the conversation gained or lost momentum

Responsiveness to questions and challenges

Escalation moments and de-escalation attempts

Expert Engine pattern detection across 54 categories

Outside party mode

Who reviews this conversation?

If you're reviewing this conversation as a professional, not as a participant, Conversophy adapts language, framing, and reports to your role, to help you understand and support those involved appropriately. In outside-party mode, the report set becomes a Situation Report, an Evidence Report linking each observation to timestamped quotes with the interpretation and confidence behind it, and role-calibrated guidance for supporting the people involved, the process, or the follow-up. See how outside-party mode works →

Media coach / Presentation trainer

Focuses on communication effectiveness, delivery, and presence, surfacing what came through clearly and where a small change could sharpen how the speaker comes across.

PR consultant / Crisis communications advisor

Gives a read of messaging quality, consistency, and reputational concerns as they appeared in the exchange, showing where the message stayed clear and where it drifted off-key.

Ethics board / Standards body

Frames conduct and communication in relation to the standards you provide, highlighting moments that could be relevant to your review, while leaving conclusions to your professional judgement.

Media / Communications lawyer

Provides transcript-grounded observations with clear references, to inform your own review, not findings of fact or legal conclusions.