The Clarity Check
Find out exactly why people ask you to repeat yourself.
A personalized 10-minute video breakdown of your spoken clarity, using a real recording from your actual work. $65 CAD + tax, back within three business days.
If you go on to book a 1:1 package within 30 days, the $65 comes off your first invoice.
You know your material. You've explained this architecture a dozen times. But somewhere between the standup and the stakeholder call, you can tell that people stop tracking what you're saying. You can't tell what you'd need to change, because nobody tells you what it is. "Your accent" isn't an answer. It isn't even the problem.
Clarity is a small number of specific, fixable habits: where you place stress inside a word, how you group phrases, what happens to the ends of your sentences, how fast you move through the parts that carry the meaning. Most professionals are losing their listeners in two or three predictable places. The Clarity Check finds yours and names them.
What you get
A 10-minute video breakdown
We listen/watch your recording and understand what your co-workers are experiencing. We provide a mirror, with the feedback you need to improve.
Your top three clarity priorities
Ranked by how much each one is costing you.
A two-week practice plan
Specific drills for each area that you can practice for two weeks.
A scored baseline
Across pace, individual sounds, word stress, phrase grouping, and sentence endings.
How it works
Send us your recording
Send about 3 minutes of you speaking for your actual job. For example, you could use a team update, a technical explanation, or a client conversation. A voice memo on your phone is ok, but a video is better.
We analyze your speech
Based on our expertise, we'll analyze your recording, focusing on the top issues you can work on immediately.
You receive your Clarity Check video and practice plan
We provide a video response and practice plan so you know what to work on. (Current turnaround time: 3 business days).
Who this is for?
Any working professional, but not beginners. Engineers, clinicians, and sales professionals who are very fluent in English but are still being misunderstood. Also, not people who want to sound Canadian or American: this is about being understood the first time, not about erasing where you're from.