Say what matters. Clearly. The first time.

Artiluca is an articulation training course with an AI coach. You read short lessons on executive communication, then answer realistic interactive exercises by speaking aloud or writing, and get scored against a clarity rubric with a stronger rewrite of your own words. Paid plans add Ask — a live voice conversation where you say something rough and hear it back articulated — and Play, a head-to-head articulation duel you can challenge a friend to. It trains both spoken and written articulation.

Yes. Being articulate is mostly about structure — leading with your point, grouping support, and cutting filler — not innate talent. Those are habits you build with practice and specific feedback, which is exactly what the interactive exercises provide.

Yes. The techniques track what communication research and top management-communication programs teach — leading with the point (primacy effect), grouping into threes (working-memory chunking), concision, concreteness, translating for the audience (curse of knowledge), and landing the “so what.” Sources include MIT Sloan's management-communication courses, Harvard Business Review, and cognitive-science research; each module shows its basis under “Why it works.”

• Lead with the point

  Primacy effect — readers recall and organize around what comes first.

• Group into threes

  Working memory holds ~3–4 chunks, so grouped support beats long lists.

• Cut the words

  Concision lowers cognitive load; at the top, less is more.

• Be concrete

  Specifics are recalled better than abstractions (concreteness effect).

• Translate for the audience

  The curse of knowledge is robust — write for what the reader knows.

• Land the 'so what'

  What → So What → Now What turns data into a decision.

Sources: MIT Sloan OpenCourseWare (Communication for Managers 15.280; Advanced Communication for Leaders 15.281), Harvard Business Review and HBS Online on concise and executive communication, and cognitive-science research on the primacy effect, working-memory chunking, and the curse of knowledge.

You speak — or write — an answer to a realistic scenario. Spoken answers are coached on delivery from your actual audio — pace, filler words, clarity, enunciation, and tone — plus the substance of what you said, with a stronger version you can hear read aloud. Written answers are scored on six dimensions: clarity, concision, structure, precision, audience, and impact. Either way you get specific fixes and a stronger rewrite of your own words, and can revise and re-score to watch the score climb.

A chatbot writes you a better answer; Artiluca trains you to produce it. Your answers earn a calibrated 0-100 score held consistent by an independent judge pass and weekly calibration runs, spoken delivery is graded from your actual voice, and a ten-module curriculum with mastery tracking shows your progress over months — none of which a chat conversation provides.

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Yes — and you can try one exercise on this page right now, no account needed. A free account unlocks a coached interview & early-career practice set — five real scenarios, spoken or written, with five attempts each and your scores saved. No profession or level to choose. Paid plans unlock the full course — 25 exercises per module across all ten modules — for the profession and level(s) on your plan.

Every plan comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee: cancel within 14 days of your first purchase and everything you paid is refunded in full, immediately. After 14 days, canceling simply stops the next renewal — you keep full access to everything you paid for until the end of the period you paid for (your billing year, or the current term on a Student semester pass), and you can resume before that date if you change your mind. Either way, your progress and scores are kept.

Yes — anytime, among the levels on your plan. Levels are purchased separately: on annual plans you can add one in place (prorated), while swapping a purchased level — or changing a Student semester pass — requires canceling and re-subscribing. The Free plan has no level to choose; it's a fixed interview & early-career practice set.