Clovelly gets a team ready for the conversations that carry consequences. The manager writes a brief in their own words, saying who is on the other side of the meeting and which messages have to land. Their team member then has that conversation out loud with an AI counterpart who behaves the way the brief described, and when it ends the two of them open the same report.
The brief comes from how you would describe the meeting to a colleague. Tell Clovelly that Dana runs procurement, has been on the old rate since 2018, is loyal but watches every line item and will bring up the outage in March, and Clovelly drafts the scenario, the questions she will ask and the key messages for you to check. Six scenarios ship ready to run, covering a contract renewal at risk, a discovery call, objection handling, a difficult customer, constructive feedback, and the conversation where someone is let go. Open any one of them and change whatever you want.
The run itself takes about ten minutes of real talking. The counterpart pushes back the way a buyer or a direct report pushes back, and you choose how hard: at the top difficulty a client puts the date off three times and offers to sign today if the price rise goes away. Every run argues from the brief afresh, so there is nothing for anyone to memorize.
Afterwards Clovelly writes up what happened in the order it happened. It marks the point where each key message was delivered, flags the ones that were still waiting when the conversation ended, shows where the talk drifted off the brief, and lists what the counterpart pushed hardest on. The manager adds a coaching note at the end and the team member reads it on their copy of the report, next to the recording and everything that was said.
Clovelly also ships an MCP server, so a scenario can be built and assigned from inside Claude, Microsoft Copilot or any agent a manager already works in. Describe next week's meeting in the chat you have open and the run is waiting in your team member's queue with your brief attached. That comes with the Team plan.
Sales, customer service, call center, communication and manager training teams all run the same loop. Three seats are free, with every scenario and the full report included, and Team is USD 15 per person per month for everyone on it. Clovelly is built by Darren Winterford, who founded EdApp, the Australian learning platform that partnered with the United Nations through Educate All to put free education in front of millions of learners.
