A roleplay simulator for the raise conversation. You play yourself asking for more money; the AI plays a calm, slightly skeptical hiring manager whose budget is tight and whose patience runs out.
Use it for the conversation you keep rehearsing in the shower. Three live meters show your rapport, the manager's guardedness, and how close you are to an actual shift.
Practice session
A roleplay simulator for the raise conversation. You play yourself asking for more money; the AI plays a calm, slightly skeptical hiring manager whose budget is tight and whose patience runs out.
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Or start from a scenario
The first sentence of a compensation ask is usually the worst one. Rehearse it until it sounds natural.
Practice three different responses to the most common pushback without getting flustered.
Title, scope, equity refresh, remote flexibility — practice trading when cash is locked.
Most people fill the pause and negotiate against themselves. Practice not doing that.
It is a goal-oriented roleplay for compensation conversations. The AI stays in character as a hiring manager with a tight budget while you practice making the ask.
Three meters update as you talk — your rapport, the manager's guardedness, and alignment. They are rough signals meant to guide your next sentence, not a real assessment.
Yes. The same skills apply: anchor with a defensible number, separate the ask from the relationship, and know your alternative before you start.
Yes. You can start free with 5 messages a day and no signup. Signing in unlocks 10 messages per day and private personas.
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