Bring Clarity and Confidence to Your Next Video Call
Upload one meeting. Get feedback on your pacing, filler words, and collaboration style—in minutes.
Stop replaying calls in your head
Get a clear breakdown of what landed and what didn't—so you can move on instead of wondering.
Know if you talked too much
See your exact talk time percentage, turn-taking balance, and how often you interrupted. No more guessing.
Honest feedback without the awkwardness
Get specific, actionable notes on your communication—without asking your manager or peers.
Catch what you can't hear yourself doing
Filler words, rushed endings, talking over others—the habits that hurt your credibility get surfaced automatically.
How Omagine Labs Works
Record or upload a meeting
User our desktop application to record, or drag any Zoom, Meet, or Teams file.
Get your communication profile
See scores for Clarity, Confidence, and Collaboration—plus 3 personalized tips to try in your next meeting.
Track your progress
See yourself and your baseline performance improve week by week.
We Measure What Matters
Objective signals that form the foundation of your communication health
Talk Ratio
Speaking vs listening balance
Conversations are a dance of give and take. The best collaborators hover around 50%—enough presence to contribute, enough restraint to learn.
In sales calls, reps who talk 43% of the time close deals at nearly double the rate.
Response Time
Gap before you respond
The pause between someone finishing and you starting reveals more than you'd think. Too fast signals you weren't listening. Too slow creates tension.
A 0.7-second pause is perceived as 'thoughtful.' Over 1.5 seconds reads as 'distracted.'
Speech Pace
How fast you talk
Speed shapes perception. Talk too fast and you seem nervous. Too slow and you lose attention. The ideal range lets your audience absorb ideas.
TED speakers average 150 WPM. Auctioneers hit 400. Most people default to 120-150.
Filler Words
Um, like, you know
These verbal placeholders aren't mistakes—they're your brain buying time. But overuse erodes credibility and signals uncertainty.
Reducing filler words by 50% increases perceived competence by 30% in listener surveys.
Interruptions
Speaking over others
Not all interruptions are equal. Supportive ones build momentum. Intrusive ones shut people down and hurt psychological safety.
In mixed-gender meetings, men interrupt 33% more often—and women are interrupted 2.6x more.
Ready to get better?
You can't hear yourself the way others do. Let us show you what's actually coming across.