An acting coach
that's read your script
Upload your sides, pick your character, and ask anything about the scene. Get specific answers about objectives, subtext, and choices, drawn from your actual lines.
I'm stuck on this scene. He's apologising but it doesn't feel genuine. How do I play that?
Look at what he says right after: "Can we just move on?" He's not apologising. He's trying to end the conversation. His objective is to regain control, not to make things right. Try playing the apology as a tactic, not an emotion.
That changes everything. So when she says "I don't believe you" she's calling out the tactic?
Exactly. She sees through it. And that's what raises the stakes. Now he has to decide: does he double down or does he actually let himself be vulnerable? That's the turning point of the scene.
Your scene, broken down in minutes
Generic AI gives generic acting advice. Your coach works from your script, so every answer points to a real line, a real moment, and a choice you can play.
Start coachingAsk anything about your scene
Why does she say that? What is he hiding? Ask in your own words and get answers that point to your actual lines, not a textbook.
See what's under every line
Find what your character wants, what they're not saying, and the action behind each line. Then go and play it.
I'm not angry. I'm just here.
Knows your character
- Pick who you're playing and every answer is about your role.
One-tap starters
- Not sure what to ask? Start from ready-made prompts by topic.
Push back
- Disagree, test an idea, ask for alternatives. The choices stay yours.
Saved sessions
- Every conversation is saved, so you can pick it up before the callback.
From sides to choices in three steps
Upload your script, ask about the scene, and walk in knowing exactly what you're playing.
Memorize your lines
Made your choices? Lock them in. Learn your lines out loud with a reader so the words are second nature before you walk in.
Everything you'd ask a coach
From the first read to the night before your audition. Ask in your own words, as often as you need.
Objectives and stakes
- "What does my character want, and what happens if they don't get it?"
Subtext
- "What is she really saying when she tells him she's fine?"
Relationships
- "How does he feel about his brother, and what's their history?"
Line actioning
- "Give me an action verb for each of my lines."
Bold choices
- "My read feels safe. What's a braver way to play this scene?"
Physical life
- "How would she stand, move, and sound in this moment?"
Last-minute prep
- "My audition is in 30 minutes. What should I focus on?"
Monologues
- "Where are the beats and shifts in this monologue?"
The bigger picture
- "What's this play about, and how does my scene fit into it?"
Record your self tape
Coached and memorized? Record your self tape with a reader that stays on cue. Coaching, rehearsal, and recording in one place.
Download the app
Take your rehearsals anywhere. Everything syncs between devices.
iOS App
Rehearse on the go
Rehearse, run lines, and record self tapes using your phone. Everything syncs with the web.
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Android App
Coming soon
The Android app is currently being developed. In the meantime, the full web version works on any mobile browser.
Your questions, answered
Feel free to contact us with your ideas or questions!
How does the AI acting coach work?
Upload your script and pick the character you're playing. Then ask about the scene in your own words, or tap a conversation starter. The coach reads your whole script and answers with specific lines and moments.
Will it tell me how to play the scene?
No. A good coach doesn't give you line readings. It asks the right questions, challenges your thinking, and offers angles you might not have considered. The performance choices are always yours.
Does it understand my specific script?
Yes. The coach reads your uploaded sides and references specific scenes, lines, and characters. Everything is grounded in your actual text, not generic advice.
What can I ask it?
Anything about your scene: objectives, subtext, relationships, line actions, physical choices, or what to focus on before an audition. You can also ask general acting and rehearsal questions.
What if I only have 30 minutes before my audition?
Upload your sides and focus on objectives and line actioning. Even a quick pass through "what do I want" and "what am I doing on each line" will transform your read. You can always go deeper for the callback.
What if I disagree with the coach?
Good. That means you're making choices. Push back, explain your instinct, and ask for alternatives. The best work happens when you know exactly why you're making each choice.
Can I use it for theatre, film, and TV?
Yes. Whether you're prepping for stage, screen, or a self tape, the coaching adapts to the medium.
Can I use it for monologues?
Yes. Upload a monologue and work through it the same way: objectives, beats, shifts, and choices. Monologues need coaching just as much as scenes.
How much does it cost?
The coach is pay-as-you-go at $0.01 per message, so even a long scene breakdown costs a few cents. Pay through a subscription that includes usage, or a one-time top-up.
How is this different from reading acting books?
Books teach general technique. The coach works with your specific script and your specific character, right now. It's the difference between studying theory and doing the work on the text you have to perform tomorrow.
Are my sessions saved?
Yes. Every conversation is saved and organized by topic, so you can come back before a callback and build on the choices you made.
Where do I find it in the app?
Open your script and tap the Analyze button in the bottom-right corner of the editor. Pick your character and start asking.
Ready to work your next scene?
Upload your sides and start coaching in under a minute.
Need help getting started?
Learn how to use the Script Assistant to break down scenes, develop characters, and sharpen your performance.