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An AI speech practice app that listens, transcribes, and gives honest feedback. Rebuild speaking confidence and master impromptu speaking one rep at a time.
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Read the full README ↗VoxMind is an AI-powered public speaking trainer for people who freeze, spiral, or lose their train of thought while speaking. It gives you a private place to practice, transcribes your speech in real time, and turns each session into structured feedback you can use for the next rep.
The product is built around a simple belief from the landing page: your voice is a muscle, and it can be trained.
VoxMind helps users rebuild speaking confidence through short, repeatable practice sessions:
The app is designed for students, professionals, interview candidates, and anyone who has ever gone blank mid-sentence.
Extempore: random topics for thinking on your feetTechnical Explainer: interview-style technical speaking practiceGroup Discussion: argument-building and structured opinion practiceThe codebase also includes upcoming modes like Debate, Story Narration, and Sales Pitch.
VoxMind presents itself as more than a speech tool. The landing page frames it as confidence training based on:
Each session is meant to be one more rep toward calmer, clearer speaking.
React 19TypeScriptViteTanStack RouterTanStack StartTailwind CSSClerk for authenticationNVIDIA NIM for question generation and feedbackInstall dependencies and start the app:
npm install
npm run dev
The project currently includes a placeholder Clerk key in .env:
VITE_CLERK_PUBLISHABLE_KEY=pk_test_REPLACE_ME
Authentication is optional in the current landing flow. If Clerk is not configured, the primary CTA still routes users into the app.
For AI features, VoxMind expects access to NVIDIA NIM. If a server-side key is not available, the app asks the user to paste their own NVIDIA API key and keeps it on the device.
The landing page centers the founder story around presentation anxiety, blanking out mid-talk, and the lack of a safe place to practice every day. VoxMind exists to make speaking practice private, repeatable, and honest, so improvement comes from reps instead of pressure.
This is an active browser app with a polished landing page, a guided speaking workflow, and feedback-driven practice loops already in place.