2-Minute Mic
Your daily speaking practice

Find the words.
Find your voice.

A fresh topic. Two minutes out loud. Feedback you can use tomorrow. Make impromptu speaking a little more comfortable, one day at a time.

2 free warm-up evaluations · One account across devices

Store availability may vary by region and release status.

a little mind-to-mic time
21days to begin
Doodle Bee holding a microphone
TRY A SAMPLE TOPIC

What is one small risk worth taking?

1:00 1:30 2:00
Made for everyday conversationsVideo or audio practiceYour recordings stay privateAndroid · iPhone · Web
Small routine. Real practice.

Less overthinking.
More speaking.

For the meeting question, the introduction, the interview—and all the moments you don't get a script.

01 / A little surprise

Meet your topic.

Choose your topic style or let it surprise you. Hear the prompt, take a breath and follow the countdown.

02 / Your turn

Say it out loud.

Speak for about two minutes. Use your camera or just your voice. Timing colours help you find your ending.

03 / Something to take away

Make tomorrow better.

Listen back. Choose a speech evaluation when you're ready, then take one useful next step into your next attempt.

See the full practice flow ↗
21days of practice
Your pace.

Streaks, speech counts and progress over time.

A little encouragement goes a long way.

Follow friends in your Hive. Share achievements and give each other a nudge.

Keep showing up

A speaking habit.
A hive behind you.

A round streak to keep you going. A speech count to see your effort. Friends who notice when you show up.

  • Track your practice and revisit feedback.
  • Share an achievement, without posting your recording.
  • Invite friends and send a gentle nudge.
Read the two-minute practice guide ↗
The same you, on every screen

Phone in your pocket.
Practice at your desk.

Landscape video on the web. The familiar routine on your phone. Sign in the same way to keep your account, evaluations and access together.

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Original recordings stay on the device where you make them. Save a download for your own archive.

Start small

Try it. Then make it a habit.

Start with a warm-up. Choose the challenge when you're ready to keep going.

The warm-up

Find your starting point.

  • 2 free speech evaluations per new account
  • Video or audio-only practice
  • Your first feedback and next step
Try the warm-up ↗
A few things to know

Before you
take the mic.

Something else on your mind?
Get in touch ↗

Do I need to be good at public speaking already?

No. Start with an idea you can explain in your own words. Two free warm-up evaluations let you try the routine before choosing a plan.

Can I use the website and phone app together?

Yes. Use the same account and sign-in method. Your synced progress, saved evaluations and verified purchases belong to that account. Original recordings stay on the device or browser where you make them.

Is every practice automatically evaluated?

No. Record and review your speech, then choose whether to use an evaluation. During an active pass you can practise again before submitting the take you want feedback on.

What happens if I miss a challenge day?

That day's unused evaluation moves to your Reserve for the remainder of your one-year pass. Streak freezes protect eligible missed days without adding a speech to your count.

Can I record without a camera?

Yes. Choose audio-only practice. Video also allows feedback on visible delivery. On the website, allow microphone access, and camera access when recording video.

Are my recordings public?

No. You choose which speech to send for evaluation. The cloud copy is scheduled for removal within 24 hours. Followers see only the achievement information you choose to share. Download recordings you want to keep.

Can I pay on the website?

Website checkout is being prepared. Existing purchases from the Android or iPhone app work with the same signed-in account here. Prices, availability and pack terms are shown by the store before payment.

How accurate is speech feedback?

Feedback is generated by AI and can miss context or make mistakes. Use it as a practice aid alongside your own review, not as a formal qualification or assessment.

The next conversation
starts with today's practice.

No perfect speech required. Just a place to begin.

Take your two minutes ↗