Colloqa

What is Colloqa

Colloqa is an AI-powered rehearsal tool for high-stakes conversations. It simulates job interviews, negotiations, difficult conversations, and hiring manager interviews in a realistic AI environment, allowing users to practice out loud and receive coaching feedback. The app supports voice and text modes in 12 languages and is designed for repeat practice to reduce anxiety and improve real-life performance.

How to use Colloqa

1. Pick your scenario: Choose from job interview, negotiation, difficult conversation, or hiring manager interview.
2. Set the context in 60 seconds: A short quiz captures who you are, what you want, and who you’re talking to, so the AI can play the other side in character.
3. Practice out loud — or by typing: Use voice mode in 12 languages with natural TTS/STT, or type your responses. The AI pushes back and probes like a real counterpart.
4. Get coaching feedback: After each session, receive strengths, growth areas, and tactics. Use one-click "Drill this" to rehearse a specific weakness in a focused 5-8 turn session.

Features of Colloqa

• Voice mode that feels human: Natural TTS voices and accurate transcription of spoken answers, even with accents.
• Twelve languages, switched on the fly: English, Ukrainian, Polish, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Korean, Japanese, and Czech. Switch mid-conversation by saying a phrase in another language.
• Coaching feedback, not just a transcript: Every session ends with strengths, growth areas, and concrete tactics in the language you practiced.
• Drill the exact weakness: One tap on any growth area opens a focused 5-8 turn drill to pressure-test that skill.
• History + progress over time: Re-read past sessions, track your readiness score, and maintain a streak.
• Private by design: Sessions are tied to your account; no third-party tracking of transcripts; deleting your account wipes all data.

Use Cases of Colloqa

• Job Interview: Rehearse answers, tone, and stories for upcoming interviews.
• Negotiation: Practice offers, counteroffers, and holding your ground.
• Difficult Conversation: Prepare for hard talks with empathy and clarity.
• Hiring Manager Interview: Switch seats and interview an AI candidate to learn to ask signal-surfacing questions.
• Public Speaking (coming soon): Build presence and pacing for pitches and presentations.

Pricing

Colloqa offers a free tier and one-time payment passes with no renewal:

• Free tier: One full session a day and up to 45 minutes of voice — no credit card required.
• 1 week pass: $9.99 for 7 days of full access, with a 3-day money-back guarantee.
• 1 month pass: $19.99 for 30 days of full access, with a 7-day money-back guarantee.
• 3 months pass: $49.99 for 90 days of full access, with a 7-day money-back guarantee.

All paid plans include unlimited drills, unlimited sessions, detailed AI feedback, skill profile tracking, voice mode, all 4 rehearsal scenarios, and session history.

FAQ

Does this replace a real coach or therapist?
No. Colloqa is a rehearsal tool for practice and structured feedback. For clinical or professional coaching, work with a qualified human.

Who can see my sessions?
Only you. Transcripts and feedback are tied to your account. Data is not sold or shared with third parties, and deleting your account wipes everything.

How much does it cost?
Free tier: one session a day with up to 45 minutes of voice. Paid passes: $9.99 for 1 week, $19.99 for 1 month, $49.99 for 3 months (one-time payments, no renewal). Money-back guarantee: 7 days (3 days on 1-week pass).

Do I need to install anything?
No. Colloqa runs in your browser on desktop or mobile. Voice mode works on iOS Safari, Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.

What languages does voice mode support?
English, Ukrainian, Polish, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Korean, Japanese, and Czech — full voice in and out. You can switch mid-conversation.

How realistic is the AI?
It plays the role you set up and pushes back like a real person. It will not invent specific facts you didn't provide (e.g., fake salary anchors or made-up names).