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What is Exprea?
Exprea is a deep-tech communication company dedicated to closing the Expression Gap: the distance between what you mean and what you actually say.
How does the AI analysis work?
About Exprea
Exprea is a deep-tech communication company dedicated to closing the Expression Gap: the distance between what you mean and what you actually say. It brings proprietary voice and video analysis, personalized insights, and live speaking clubs together in one ecosystem, empowering people to communicate with confidence, clarity, and presence.
About ExpreaThe Expression Gap is the distance between your internal intent (the thoughts, ideas and feelings as they exist in your mind) and your external delivery (what actually leaves your mouth). Research on performance apprehension suggests that the underlying speaking skill is usually already there and is blocked by the pressure of the moment. Exprea is built to remove that block and close the gap for every human.
Read the storyExprea is for anyone who communicates, which is everyone: founders, sales teams, managers, negotiators, students, job seekers preparing for an interview, and people who simply want to be heard. Beginners and experienced speakers use it alike.
A club gives you a room. Exprea gives you the room and measures what happens in it: every session, battle and recording feeds a personal analysis and a path, so your progress is shown rather than guessed.
Exprea is not only an app. It combines voice and video analysis with a personal path, real people in live sessions, speaking battles and mentors, in one ecosystem.
Exprea began in Dublin as The Public Speaking Club (PSC), a live speaking club, and has grown from a club into an ecosystem.
How it works
You record yourself speaking, with audio or with video. Exprea analyses a wide range of expression markers, such as pace, pauses, filler words, pitch range, structure, word choice and on-camera presence, and summarises them on five axes: Clarity, Tonality, Structure, Energy and Intellect. You get a report with your score, what to fix and the one thing to change next.
See the analysisThe Path is your personal route through five levels: Foundation, Structure, Story, Persuasion and Lead. Each level answers one question about how you communicate, and each week you get steps chosen from what your recordings show.
Walk the PathExprea runs in-person speaking clubs across Europe and the UK, born in Dublin and expanding to the United States, plus online sessions. Members speak in front of a real room every week, with feedback on every turn.
Yes. The AI Coach, the Path, battles, mentors and the library all work online, and there are online sessions too.
Privacy and membership
Your recordings are private and never public. We do not use your recordings, transcripts or feedback to train any model without your explicit agreement: AI model training is off unless you turn it on in Settings. Practice audio is kept for 30 days and video for 7 days, then deleted automatically, and you can delete any recording yourself at any time.
Privacy policyBasic unlocks the full app: the AI Coach, the Path, battles, mentors and the library. Pro adds the wider ecosystem, including a seat at the live sessions.
Start your free weekYes. Every membership starts with a free trial week.
Exprea runs on the web today, with iOS and Android apps coming to the App Store and Google Play.
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A person reads every message. Write to us at [email protected], or read the privacy policy.
Contact usFrom the Exprea blog
Under PressureHow to Answer a Question You Do Not Know the Answer To
Dara HalloranSpeaking under pressure, and practiceRead more - Finding Your Voice · 2 minYou Do Not Have to Sound Like a TED Talk
Sofia NavarroWorking out what you actually want to say - Voice & Pace · 2 minThe “140 Words a Minute” Number, and Why It’s the Wrong Target
Mira LindqvistThe voice: pace, pitch, pauses - Presence & Delivery · 2 minEye Contact Is for the Room, Not the Camera
Rita OkonkwoDelivery, stage craft and presence