← All the tools Lazuro Tools · Practice conversations

The Conversation Builder

Most training about difficult conversations stops right where the learner would have to say something. This is where they say it, out loud, to someone who answers back. You write the other person and what good looks like; the AI plays them in a real voice; your people just talk it through before it's real.

Type
Self-serve tool
Learners need
A browser. No login
Delivery
One embed code, any LMS
Data
Stored in Sydney
Try it now

This is what your learners get

A brief, a spoken conversation and a debrief. Pick one of three, press Start talking, and say it like you would in the room.

Start talking
Try a practice conversationA brief, a spoken conversation, a scored debrief.
Live demoMicrophoneFree

Every part of it (the character, what they're hiding, the voice, the objectives and the scoring) was written in the builder. Write your own →

Four steps

From a conversation you're worried about to one your people can practise

The first two steps are free, with no account. You only pay when it's ready for learners.

Write it

The character and their history, the facts your learner holds, what's really going on, and what poor, OK and good look like.

Free

Try it

Talk it through yourself in the same window: speak, pause, and hear them answer. Push it. Get it wrong on purpose. Read the debrief your learners will get.

Free

Save it

Keep up to three conversations in your account, with the writing assistant on hand to draft, sharpen and check them.

Embed it

Copy one iframe into Blackboard, Canvas, Moodle, Rise or an intranet page. Lock it to your LMS's address if you like.

The Conversation Builder: the scenario form on the left, and on the right the learner's view of the brief with the character Alex Torrens, the facts and the objectives.
What makes it practice

Built on how these conversations actually go

The builder asks for the parts that make a rehearsal useful, and nothing that doesn't.

Just talk, back and forth

No chat box. The learner speaks, pauses, and the character answers out loud in the voice you picked, then listens for the reply. The hard sentence has to be said, not drafted. Typing is on the side for anyone who needs it. Voices by ElevenLabs.

A reason to be guarded

You write what's really going on, which the learner never sees. The character only gives it up if the conversation earns it: specific, open, patient. Rushed or accusatory, and they close down.

Facts that don't move

The brief is the learner's evidence. The character is told to treat it as true and never contradict it, so the scoring can fairly reward a learner who uses it.

A debrief that names the gap

Each objective is marked met or not yet, with the evidence. Each skill is placed against the behaviour you described at 2, 5 and 8 out of 10, not against the model's mood that day.

Safe to get wrong

If a learner says something that sounds like real distress rather than roleplay, the character steps out, says this isn't the place for it, and points them to support. Abuse and attempts to break it get a polite close.

Private by design

Your account sees how many rehearsals have been used, never what anyone said. Transcripts are stored in Sydney and de-identified after 30 days. Learners are anonymous to us.

Plans

Free to write. A plan to share.

Prices in AUD. GST is added at checkout where it applies, and organisations can pay by invoice.

Free

$0
  • Write and rework a conversation as often as you like
  • Talk it through yourself, with the full debrief, within a daily free allowance
  • Three worked examples to start from
  • Your draft kept in your browser
Open the builder

Custom plan

Let's talk
  • More conversations and more rehearsals
  • Co-branded or white-label practice screens
  • Scenarios written with you, around your policies
  • Invoicing, and straight answers for procurement
For organisations

Running a workshop? Ask for a code that switches the assistant on for the room.

Questions

Before you use it with real people

What do learners see?

A short brief with the facts and their objectives, then a spoken conversation: they talk, the character answers out loud, and it goes back and forth until they end it for their debrief. They can switch to typing at any point. There's nothing to install and no account to make.

What do learners need?

A microphone and speakers, or better, a headset, and a current version of Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox. The browser asks once for the microphone. The embed code already includes the permission an iframe needs to use it. Anyone who can't or would rather not speak can type.

What counts as a rehearsal?

One learner starting one conversation through an embed link. Your plan's 100 are shared across all of your conversations and reset on the first of each month. When they run out, the embed says so politely until the month turns over, or until you move to a custom plan. Your own tries in the builder don't count.

Can I see what my learners said?

No, and that's deliberate. Practice is somewhere people need to be able to get it wrong. Your account shows how many rehearsals have been used. If your organisation needs participation or named reporting, that's a custom plan conversation, and learners are told before they start.

Where does the data go?

Saved conversations and learners' rehearsals are stored in Sydney on the Lazuro practice platform. The AI character and the debrief are generated by Anthropic's Claude in the United States under commercial terms that don't allow training on your content. Voice goes through ElevenLabs: the character's lines to be spoken, and a learner's microphone audio to be turned into text. We don't record the audio. Transcripts are de-identified after 30 days. The full list is in the privacy policy.

Is the score a valid assessment?

It's formative feedback, not a calibrated instrument. Anchors make it far more consistent than a bare rating, but a score should start a development conversation, never decide someone's job or grade.

What if I stop paying?

Your embed links keep working to the end of the period you've paid for, plus three days' grace, then show that the activity isn't available. Your conversations stay in your account, and links come back if you resubscribe.

Is it accessible?

The builder and the conversation work with a keyboard and a screen reader, typing is always available alongside voice, and there are no time limits. Our full position is on the accessibility page.

Write the one they keep putting off.

Start from an example, change what you like, and have the conversation yourself before anyone else does.

Open the builder