Identify the feedback mode
A curated rubric result may contain estimates. A qualitative result intentionally has no point total
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Use these guides to make a useful attempt, check the result, choose one practice priority, and compare carefully
New here? Replay the short introduction before making an attempt
Create a workspace for the real presentation, roleplay, or speech. SpeakPrint then keeps the context, feedback, focused practice, and related attempts together
A named event goal, transcript-backed feedback, rubric estimates where available, and measured delivery evidence
An exact placement, an official judge score, a speech diagnosis, or one universal ideal pace
A curated rubric result may contain estimates. A qualitative result intentionally has no point total
Read each quote in the transcript and listen to the original attempt before accepting the observation
Use the focused practice action, then record the same event goal again before comparing
The most useful question is not “What score did I get?” It is “Which piece of evidence should I improve in my next attempt?”
Start a practice workspaceBring the live presentation, roleplay, demonstration, or speech you are preparing for DECA, FBLA, HOSA, FCCLA, SkillsUSA, TSA, or FFA. Keeping the event goal consistent makes related attempts more useful to compare.
No. Where a curated rubric model exists, the points are an AI estimate paired with a source disclaimer. They are not an official score, placement guarantee, or substitute for real judges or your advisor's feedback.
SpeakPrint does not invent points when it does not have a curated rubric model for the selected format. You still receive transcript-backed strengths, improvement areas, and one next-practice action.
Not today. The current provider supplies word timing and recognition confidence, not a dependable acoustic tone or pronunciation assessment. SpeakPrint does not present an LLM guess as a measured signal.
No. SpeakPrint is a competition-practice tool, not a diagnostic assessment or substitute for professional care.
Bring the event judges will see, get specific feedback, and leave with one clear thing to practice next