Free, fun, and effective
Master the art of yapping and rapping with YapRap, the fun and simple communication utility app for improving articulation and creativity.
how it works
Record yourself performing one of our five exercises. Stay consistent with our recommended routine or create your own. Practice anytime, anywhere with quick, bite-sized exercises that elevate your storytelling and self-expression.
Recommended Routine:
+ 1 Tongue Twister
1:30 mins
+ 1 Amazing Analogy
1:30 mins
+ 1 Super Storytelling
1:30 mins
+ 1 Yapping
2 mins
+ 1 Rapping
2 mins
Total
8:30 mins
Your Routine:
+ 1 (your exercise)
2 mins
+ 1 (your exercise)
2 mins
Total
4 mins
AI feedback and scoring
Learn quickly and efficently with personalized feedback for every recording and measure your progress.
AI transcription
Analyze your transcript with up to 99.5% accuracy with our AI-powered transcriber and capture your thoughts.
free. fun. effective.
Choose from over 17,000 prompts across six different categories to inspire your thoughts.
five different modes to choose from
Unlock your creativity, practice, and target specific areas of your communication with all of our modes.
Tongue Twister
Verbal Agility and Percision
Storytelling
Sequential Thinking
Analogy
Logical Creativity
Yapping
Improvisation
Rapping
Rhythmic Improvisation
backed by science
We use a combination of research-backed techniques to help you improve your communication and creativity.
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