UGC Ads creator for a speech coaching app

About the product

The app is a daily habit app for speaking clearly and confidently. You record 30–60 seconds of yourself talking and instantly get a scored Speech Profile covering things like pace, filler words and clarity. Every score points to the exact moment in your recording that earned it. Then you come back tomorrow and build a streak, the way you would with a language app, except the skill is how you speak.

It's for anyone who's ever hated hearing themselves in a meeting, a job interview, a presentation, a date or a voice note. That covers most of your audience.

Two things make it easy to talk about honestly:

• Your audio never leaves your phone. All analysis runs on-device.

• You get a real scored result before any signup or paywall. Your viewers can try it for free and see their own score in under two minutes.

It's iOS only for now.

What you'll do

Content we're looking for

Short vertical video (15–45s) for TikTok and Instagram Reels. It should be filmed on your phone in your own voice and feel native to the platform, not like an ad. The app itself is the hook, since recording yourself and watching a score appear is naturally watchable. These angles work well:

• First-score reaction: "I let an AI grade how I talk and…" Record live and react to your real score, filler count included.

• Filler-word callout: "I said 'um' 14 times in 40 seconds." Show the moment the app flagged.

• Before/after streak: day 1 vs day 7 or day 14, same prompt, compared side by side.

• Relatable pain, POV style: rewatching your own Zoom recording, blanking in an interview, rambling in a voice note. Then show the fix.

• Challenge or duet bait: "Try to talk for 30 seconds without a filler word." Invite followers to post their score.

• Privacy angle: "It never uploads your voice." This suits tech, productivity and career creators.

Your real score has to be on screen. Please don't fake results, don't promise outcomes ("get any job"), and don't make medical or speech-therapy claims. The app is a practice tool, not therapy. Include a clear call to action to download on the App Store, and follow platform disclosure rules (#ad or the paid-partnership label).

Posting cadence

We'd rather have a steady run of creators testing different hooks than a single polished video.