Built solo from Muscat.
Why Oratori exists, who it’s for, and the founder behind it.
Who I am
I’m Mohammed. I built Oratori from Muscat, Oman, because every English speaker outside the US trying to land jobs, lead meetings, or close deals deserves the same coach a junior banker in Manhattan can hire for $400 an hour. The drills are short because real schedules are short. The feedback is specific because vague feedback is useless. The progress is measurable because the only way to feel calmer in the next meeting is to know you’re actually getting better.
Why Oratori exists
Most speech apps coach you generally. Oratori drills you specifically: the interview opener you can’t take back, the pitch slide where you hedged once too many times, the stand-up that ran two minutes long. Real moments, named, drillable. You record a thirty-second take, get scored on filler words, pacing, structure, language, and presence, then run it again until the shape is automatic. That’s the loop. Everything else in the app exists to make that loop faster.
What I work on
I’m one person — building, marketing, and shipping. The app updates frequently because there’s no committee. Write to me at the support email if a drill doesn’t help. The address is at the bottom of every page.
What I don’t do
No social feed in the app. No public leaderboard. No followers. Just you, your drills, and your progress.