Listening Fox: People Skills

Ever spend the evening replaying a conversation, and still not know how you came across? Nobody tells you. Not your manager, not your friend, not the person you were arguing with. Listening Fox does. Record a conversation you're part of, and a few minutes later you get the transcript, who said what, and an honest read of your half of it. Where you interrupted. What you asked, and what you talked past. The habit you reach for when it gets tense. Rehearsal gets you ready for a conversation. This tells you what happened in the one you just had. AFTER A REAL CONVERSATION Specific moments, not a score. What worked, what to try next time, and the patterns that only surface once you've had a few of them: pace, interruptions, questions asked, the words you lean on without noticing. THE CODEX 106 lessons on how conversation actually works, in eleven parts: Social Dynamics. Reading a room, finding a way in, leaving well. Conflict and Pressure. Staying in the conversation when it heats up. Empathy and Attunement. Hearing what someone means, not only what they said. Persuasion and Influence. Asking in a way that makes yes possible. Power and Positioning. Who is steering, and how to take the wheel back. Leadership and High Stakes. The conversations where the room is watching. Language and Rhetoric. Choosing words that land the first time. Psychology and the Inner Game. The freeze, the flinch, the reply you rehearse for an hour afterwards. Structural Patterns. How a conversation is built: turns, openings, endings. Manipulation Detection. Naming the move when someone plays one on you. Voice and Articulation. Pace, pauses, and the filler you can't hear yourself using. PRACTICE OUT LOUD Rehearse before it happens. Roleplay scenarios where you answer out loud in your own words, and live voice practice where an AI counterpart pushes back the way the real person might. Both are graded on what you actually said, not on whether you got through it. ONE HABIT AT A TIME Pick a habit and the app watches for it in your real conversations. It marks the days you applied it and the days you slipped. You build it in the conversations you were having anyway. YOUR RECORDINGS STAY YOURS Delete any conversation, or your whole account, from Settings. Record only conversations you're permitted to record. Listening Fox is not therapy and not advice about other people. It's a mirror for the one part of a conversation you can actually change: your half. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/