AtriumReal conversations. Real confidence.
Atrium is a 3D city where every building is a situation you can practise in. Speak out loud to people who answer with their own voice and face, then get detailed feedback on what to improve.
How it works
Not a chatbot that gives advice: a place where you live the situation, make mistakes, and try again.
Choose a situation
A job interview built from your CV and the job, a pitch to investors, a thesis defence, small talk at the café, or a conversation in a new language.
Talk, out loud
The people in the room listen, answer and follow up in real time, with live voices and lip-synced faces, one-to-one or as a panel. Turn your camera on if you like: upper body when the scene is seated, full body when you stand to present.
Get feedback, then practise
See the exact moments where your answer, structure or delivery could be stronger, including your eye contact, gestures, posture and facial expressions when the camera is on, and jump straight to the exercise that trains it.
Every room in the city
Filmed rooms, real people's faces, and conversations that respond to what you actually say.
Company
Career moments, from the first interview to leading a team.
One-to-one interview
Built from your CV and the job description. Online as a video call, or in person, from reception to the meeting room.
Panel interview
Three interviewers who take turns, follow up and compare notes.
Technical and coding interview
Solve a coding problem in a shared editor while you think aloud, or design a system on a whiteboard. The interviewer reads your code as you type and follows up.
Presentation
Present your slides to a live audience, then take their questions.
Meeting
Stakeholders who read your material, push back and expect a clear position.
Negotiation
A counterpart who bargains hard over price, scope and terms.
Sales and investor pitch
Pitch to investors or sell to a client who asks what real buyers ask.
Leading a team call
Lead Laura, Marcus and Nadia through a real problem on a live team call.
Networking
Walk up to guests at an event, start a conversation and follow up.
University
Academic speaking, from seminars to the committee room.
Academic presentation
Present your research to a seminar audience and handle questions.
Thesis defence
Present from the lectern, then answer the committee on your method, evidence and limits.
Oral exam
An examiner questions you on your course while you work each problem on a shared board: he reads it as you write.
Debate
Argue a motion against a live opponent in front of a hall.
Scholarship and admission interview
Researched from your file and the programme, with likely and harder questions to prepare.
Park, Café and Bus Stop
Everyday conversations that matter just as much.
Emotional talk
Share how you feel, give support or have a hard talk with a friend.
Storytelling course
Nine research-based steps to tell a story people remember.
Starting conversations
Small talk with a colleague, a stranger at a shared table, someone you met once.
Everyday hard talks
Say no, disagree politely, talk to a mentor, host a client dinner.
Small talk
Chat while you wait, when the bus is late, or when you forget a name.
Help and boundaries
Ask for help, and stay polite but firm with someone pushy.
Brain Lab, Language Center and Practice Center
Understand yourself, speak new languages and train the basics.
Brain Lab
An AI neuroscientist explains stress, focus and confidence from published research, with a personal plan.
Language Center
Live conversations in 14 languages, at your level, with help in your own.
Practice Center
Short drills for structure, clarity, pace and filler words, with a daily challenge.
One city, every moment that matters
Each building trains a different part of communication.
Company
Interviews, sales, negotiation, meetings, leading a team call, presentations and networking.
University
Academic presentations, thesis defences, oral exams, debates and scholarship interviews.
Practice Center
Short drills for frameworks, articulation and filler words, with personal bests and a daily streak.
Park, Café, Bus Stop
Everyday conversations, emotional talks with a friend, and a research-based storytelling course.
Brain Lab
Stress, focus and confidence, explained from the research, with practical steps.
Language Center
Live conversations in 14 languages, with support in your own.
Plans
Start free. Pay by the hours you practise, not by the day.
Free trial
- 20 live minutes, once
- Every room and the feedback
Pro
- 10 hours of live practice a month
- Up to 1 hour a day
Pro Max
- 20 hours of live practice a month
- Up to 2 hours a day
Get Atrium on your phone
Scan the code with your phone's camera, or open the download page.
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