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No Subscription. Just Roleplays

Practice as you need it. Your roleplay pack never expires; they wait for you until the next tough conversation comes up.

You don't have to buy anything today. Every new account starts with 3 free roleplays, no credit card required.

6-roleplay pack

For the one or two conversations you keep rehearsing in your head.

$14 $2.33 per roleplay

12-roleplay pack

Room to practice the same conversation until you're ready, with plenty left for the next one.

$26 $2.17 per roleplay

18-roleplay pack

For a season with more than one hard conversation in it.

$36 $2.00 per roleplay

One roleplay is one full practice session, including the feedback debrief.

Roleplays never expire. Use them this week or next year.

Hard conversations don't arrive on a monthly schedule.

You might need three roleplays this week and then none until spring. A subscription would charge you for the quiet months, which is why we don't have one.

Buy a pack when something is coming. Whatever you don't use waits for next time.

"Practice it three times for the price of a coffee. Then walk in knowing what you want to say."

Real Situations

Some conversations are too important to wing.

Emotional improv ends with Dryrun.

The relationship fight

She kept getting defensive. He kept shutting down.

Practicing the conversation first helped her say what she meant without the argument spiraling.

The raise conversation

He knew he was underpaid, but every version of the conversation sounded awkward in his head.

Dryrun helped him practice being direct without sounding aggressive.

The boundary

She'd spent months saying "it's fine" when it wasn't.

Practicing beforehand helped her hold the line without apologizing for it.

The neighbor situation

He avoided bringing up the barking dog for six months.

The actual conversation took four minutes once he stopped overthinking it.

Dating again

After a breakup, even casual conversation started feeling high-stakes again.

Practicing helped him stop living in his head and start being present.

The family pattern

Every conversation with his mom turned into the same fight.

Dryrun helped him recognize the pattern before falling into it again.

Three steps to walk in prepared.

1

Build a persona

Tell Dryrun who you're talking to and how they communicate. Defensive? Avoidant? Aggressive? Calm? The persona adapts.

2

Set the situation

Give Dryrun the context. What has happened so far? Why is this significant? How high is the tension?

3

Roleplay it

Have the actual conversation with real-time guidance coaching you as you go. Instant feedback when it's done. Go again until you feel ready.

The raise discussion with your boss is worth thousands, and the argument with your partner is worth years... But rehearsing it costs less time & money than yesterday's lunch.

Start with 3 free roleplays. No card required.