Redesigned for iPad: a fuller wall, notes that open as a two-page notebook in landscape, and filming in either orientation. On iPhone Duo, the notebook's pages now meet right on the fold.

Small improvements behind the scenes to help us make SoriSpeak better.

Try the AI for free. Your first 3 decks — four openers, or interview questions, written from your own note — and your first 3 Reads of a take are on us. Interview cards now show which questions are general, and error messages are clearer.

Small improvements behind the scenes to help us make SoriSpeak better.

Ready for iPhone Duo. Unfolded and held sideways, your wall shows four notes across, an open note becomes a two-page spread with your takes on the facing page, and the teleprompter keeps your script in a narrow column next to the camera. Settings and the Plus screen now take up only as much room as they need.

Your cloned voice now keeps all three lines you record. Restore it from Recently Deleted and it's rebuilt from all of them, not just the first, so it still sounds like you. A voice cloned before this update has only its first recording: record it again to keep all three. Plus small fixes.

Pick the voice that reads your script. There are four now, each marked female or male, and tapping one plays a short sample in your language before you choose. They're behind the play button on the teleprompter, and in Settings. The standard voice is new, too.

Interview questions you haven't answered now show where to start: three things a good answer covers, and a button that puts them on the card. The teleprompter reads properly at the top again on long scripts. Script and Interview are one switch now, and Record and Call match it. Opening a note keeps its questions instead of rewriting them, so they're there at once.

Every screen now speaks your language, including the coach, which was still part English in a lot of places. A new wall starts with three example scripts, two of them interview answers to fill in. The coach also stops scoring a take it couldn't listen to: if this device has no speech recognition for your language, it tells you, instead of showing numbers built on a mis-transcription. Your notes take their color from the note itself, so your wall will look different.

Practise out loud with an AI partner. It reads your note, interviews you from a job description you paste in, and tells you how your answers landed. Your first five minutes are free. Finished takes now come back with a spoken debrief. Start a note, the prompter or a call from the home screen or your shortcuts. Notes save as you type, with undo and redo.

The Plus screen now spells out its offer in full: the price in your own currency, how long the free trial runs, what it renews to, and how to cancel — and it no longer promises a trial to an account that has already used one. The subscription screen and settings are also translated properly now, in all 24 languages the app supports, instead of leaving parts in English.