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General
How you actually behave in the conversation: the soft skills you show, read in the words you said. EVRE reads the transcript, checks each behavior against a set criterion and ties the result to the sentence that produced it.
Interviews, talks and presentations, team meetings, one-to-ones, sales and customer calls, and email threads. Recordings from a Plaud recorder or from Zoom, Teams and Google Meet meetings arrive in your account on their own. You can also paste a transcript from Granola or another note taker, or an email thread. Or send the conversation over MCP from an assistant like ChatGPT or Claude. Only the conversation you pick is analyzed.
EVRE plays the person you will face as an AI character. You talk by voice or by text; the character pushes back, asks questions and may not be convinced. When the rehearsal ends, the transcript is read against the same criteria and every reply is scored.
Those tools record and summarize calls for a sales pipeline or a call center's quality score. EVRE measures the person: it reads a conversation against set behavioral criteria and shows each result next to the sentence that produced it, so you see where you stand and what to do next time.
Yes. You connect EVRE to ChatGPT, Claude or another assistant that supports MCP; in Microsoft 365 Copilot it is the EVRE agent. You send the conversation from the chat, the moments that matter come back to it, and you keep going: “What are my strengths?”, “What should I focus on?”. In Slack you mention @EVRE Moments in a thread; only you choose what is added and the result comes to you as a DM. Everything is kept in one EVRE account.
It is free during the closed beta: no card needed, and 5 conversation analyses a week. Paid plans open when the beta ends. For organizations, team and organization reports are set up with a demo.
For teams who have to decide and speak under pressure: customer service, operations, field teams, HR and managers. Organizations start from ready scenarios or turn their own cases into one.
An organization reads person, team and organization reports built from its people's rehearsals and conversations. Across many conversations, a team's shared strengths and development needs become visible. Setup starts with a demo.
Plans
No. We ask for no card during the closed beta. When your place opens, you start on the Free plan. Paid plans open when the beta ends, and a card is asked for only if you move to one.
An analysis is one conversation read against EVRE's criteria: a meeting transcript, an email thread or other text you paste, or a chat you send from ChatGPT or Claude. EVRE sorts the conversation first and reads it with the criteria that fit. Rehearsal is counted in minutes of conversation with an AI character, by voice or face to face with an avatar; one rehearsal usually takes about 15 minutes.
One account, two places. Conversation analysis runs on evre.ai and inside ChatGPT and Claude; rehearsals run in the EVRE app. Both draw on the same allowance.
Your allowance fills up again when the month renews. Once the beta ends, if you don't want to wait, you can also buy 10 more analyses or 30 minutes of avatar rehearsal, each valid for 90 days. If you buy a top-up every month, the next plan up costs less.
Yes. When you cancel, your plan stays open until the end of the period you paid for.
Every price is in US dollars, in every country. Individual plans include VAT where it applies, so the price you see is the price you pay; in the US, Canada and India, sales tax is added at checkout. Team and organization prices are before tax. Paying yearly gives you 2 months free.
No. Your personal space is kept apart from the team report. Joining a team does not open your past conversations to your manager; the team report is built only from what falls within the agreed scope.
Teams is for groups of 3 to 25 people who start with ready-made criteria. If you need SSO, your own criteria and scenarios, an integration or a security review, Enterprise is the right plan, whatever the headcount.
Organizations
Behavioral intelligence is the measure of how a person, a team or an organization actually behaves in conversations: soft skills, read in the words that were said. EVRE reads it from the conversation's transcript: it checks each behavior against a set criterion and ties the result to the sentence that produced it.
No. What someone reads in their own account, and the notes they keep there, stay with them; joining the company account does not open them. The company sees the rehearsals done in the company account and the patterns from meetings it connects. Team patterns are shown only for groups of three or more.
Any team whose results depend on a conversation: managers, sales, customer service and the front line, crisis and operations, HR and hiring. The library has ready-made scenarios for each, in Turkish and in English.
Yes. In Studio you describe the situation in plain words and EVRE turns it into a scenario that runs. On the Enterprise plan, your own criteria are measured next to EVRE's.
Every result points to a sentence that was said in the conversation. Before and after are measured with the same criteria, and each result is kept with the scenario and criteria version that produced it, so two periods compare.
Turkish is one of EVRE's two working languages, not a translation. Scenarios are written in Turkish, and a Turkish conversation is read against Turkish criteria. English works the same way.
Data is kept in the EU and handled in line with KVKK and GDPR. If your security team has questions, we go through the details with them directly.
Yes. Join the closed beta; once your place opens, have one of your own conversations read and run a rehearsal, with no card. When you want it for the team, ask for a demo and we start with a small group.
AI and security
Traditional role-play needs a trainer in the room, runs differently every time and leaves no record. EVRE gives every employee the same rehearsal whenever they want it and turns each conversation into evidence: every criterion is read as met, partly met or missed, tied to the sentence behind it, and comparable across people and teams.
The character is not reading a script. It answers what was actually said, interrupts, raises the tension when you give it a reason and holds its position when you don't. The conversation runs by text, by voice or on video. Difficulty adapts to the person, so a first rehearsal is not overwhelming and an experienced manager is still pushed.
Conversations are processed by commercial AI providers under data processing agreements. Your data is not used to train their models; anonymized data may improve only EVRE's own measurement. The current sub-processor list comes with the Data Processing Agreement, on request.
Not yet, and you hear it from us rather than from a legal review. Our controls are built to ISO 27001's control families, and we tell your team where certification stands when you ask. What exists today: a Data Processing Agreement open to redlines, the sub-processor list on request, a named security contact and a security review for larger pilots.
Role-based access is built in: an employee sees their own sessions, a manager sees their organization's, and no data crosses an organization's boundary. Sign-in with Google and Microsoft work accounts works on every plan. On the Enterprise plan, company SSO (SAML) and an address of your own are set up with you.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, API endpoints are rate limited and security headers apply on every surface. Organizations are kept apart in two places at once: row-level security in the database and EVRE's own authorization checks. Session data belongs to your organization.
Walk into your next hard conversation ready.
Turn your conversations into insight you can use, for yourself and for your team.
Closed beta. Sign up, and free conversation analysis opens when your place does.
For organizations: AI role-play and crisis simulation training, with team and organization reports.