Say it.
Daily speaking reps, a camera mirror and AI rooms to rehearse the hard talks.
✦The daily training hall for words
Train your words.
Ten minutes a day to speak so the room leans in, and write so people read to the end. Built for how you actually talk and post.
Free in early accessNo ads, no trackingAndroid 8.0+
Write it.
Posts, emails, memos and speeches, sharpened by a red pen that doesn't go easy.
Keep at it.
Streaks, quests and belts turn ten minutes into a habit that sticks.
Speak · daily reps
Say it out loud.
Every day, Speak gives you one rep for your thirty-day track, like a sixty-second pitch or a story about your week. Say it out loud. The coach marks your pace, your fillers and the one thing to fix next.
Tap Start and say one sentence about your work.
Your microphone is read in this page only. Nothing is recorded or sent.
Speak · the Mirror
Talk to the mirror.
Prop up your phone and speak. The Mirror reads your posture, pitch, volume and pauses on the phone as you go, and can scroll your own draft as a teleprompter. After the take, you see your pace, every filler word, and the one fix that matters most.
- Face and posture tracking on the phone
- The video never leaves your phone
- Your drafts become your teleprompter
Speak · the Rooms
Step into the room.
Rehearse the conversations that make you nervous: defend a number to a sceptical CFO, pitch in sixty seconds, hold your price in a deal. The AI character pushes back, and every round is scored on clarity, confidence and fillers.
BoardroomPitchDealSenior RoomObjection Dojo
Write · the red pen
Make every word earn its place.
Write opens on the Manuscript, a ninety-day path of ten-minute pages, and a Studio for every format: posts, reels, emails, memos, speeches and stories. The red pen, your AI house editor, marks up your draft one fix at a time. Try a few of its cuts:
or press Ctrl + Enter
Sharper
Write · the library
Read like a writer.
101 books for writers: the craft, copywriting, storytelling, screenwriting and Indian writing in English, Hindi and Bengali. Each comes with why to read it and three ideas to use today. Sixteen free classics open inside the app, offline once opened.
Every day · the belts
From white belt to black.
Every rep, page and game earns XP. Wordojo's ten levels are belts, and each one asks a little more of your words. Tap a belt to see what it asks.
Warm-upLevel 1 · white belt
Out loud
Show up and talk for a minute, on anything.
On the page
Finish one page, however rough.
Ten minutes a day.
Two modes, one streak, one XP total, one belt. A day's reps take twelve minutes or less: show up, do the rep, take the coach's notes, keep the streak.
Why Wordojo
It trains you. It doesn't write for you.
AI tools can polish a paragraph, but they can't stand up in your meeting. Wordojo builds the skill itself, out loud and on the page, a few minutes every day.
| What you get | Wordojo | AI writing assistants | Courses and coaches |
|---|---|---|---|
| You get better at it yourself | ✓ Daily reps build the skill | ✕ They write or rewrite for you | ✓ If you keep going |
| Speaking and writing together | ✓ Both, in one streak | ✕ Mostly writing | Usually one or the other |
| Feedback on your own voice | ✓ Mirror and Rooms, any day | ✕ Text only | ✓ In booked sessions |
| Ten minutes a day | ✓ Streaks, quests, belts | On demand | ✕ Weekly classes |
| Price | Free in early access | Monthly subscription | Per course or per hour |
The dojo rules
Private by design.
Video stays on your phone
The Mirror reads your camera and microphone on the phone. Frames are never uploaded or saved.
No ads, no tracking
No ads, no analytics and no selling data. Not in the app, and not on this site.
AI only when you ask
Your text goes to an AI service only when you use an AI feature, and only for that request.
Questions, answered.
What is Wordojo?
Wordojo is a mobile app that trains how you speak and write, ten minutes a day. You practise out loud with the Mirror and AI role-play rooms, write real posts, emails and speeches with an AI red-pen editor, and climb belts from white to black as your words get sharper.
Who is Wordojo for?
People who need to be clear at work and online: founders, managers, consultants, students heading into interviews, and creators. If you've ever rambled in a meeting or rewritten a post five times, Wordojo is for you.
How is Wordojo different from ChatGPT or Grammarly?
Those tools write or fix text for you. Wordojo trains you to do it yourself: daily reps, notes on your own draft and your own voice, and the one thing to fix next, so the skill stays with you in a meeting where no tool can help.
How long does it take each day?
About ten minutes. A day's reps take twelve minutes or less: a speaking rep or today's writing page, the coach's notes, and a quick game if you want one.
Does Wordojo record my voice or video?
The Mirror reads your camera on your phone and never uploads or saves the video. Pitch, volume and pauses are measured on the phone too. If you ask for a word-by-word transcript, only the sound of that one take goes to Wordojo's server to be transcribed.
Is Wordojo free?
Yes. Wordojo is free during private early access, with no ads.
Is Wordojo on iPhone?
Not yet. Wordojo is on Android 8.0 or later today, in private early access. iPhone and a web version come later.
How do I get Wordojo?
Early access is invite-only while Wordojo is being built. If you've been invited, download the Android app at wordojo.app and sign in with the email you were invited on.
What are the belts?
Wordojo's ten levels are belts, from white (Warm-up) to black (Room-ready, then Senior-ready and Forged). Every rep, page and game earns XP, and each new belt asks a little more of your words.
Which languages does it support?
Speaking practice is in English. The library includes Hindi and Bengali books, and the Speech Theatre has great speeches in English, Hindi, Bengali and Spanish.
Step onto the mat.
Wordojo is in private early access on Android while we build it. iPhone and the web come later.
Get the Android app