Yoodli has been a game-changer for me. I've appreciate the ability to quickly summarize scenarios that come up on prospect and customer calls, turn those calls into roleplays for myself, and share them easily with my team. Onboarding was pretty smooth and since then, the customer success and support teams have been top-notch. The platform is extremely flexible and user-friendly. I've appreciated that new features are rolled out quickly, including some designed to meet me where I'm at on different devices. One of my favorite aspects of Yoodli is the multi-persona roleplays as I'm often on calls with multiple stakeholders. I also find the certification features appealing, offering a dual-use platform where sellers can practice and complete certifications set up by my manager or our enablement team. I've started to experiment with the Claude integration (using it to more efficiently spin up highly customized roleplays) and that has showed promise.

I really like the flexibility of the platform - you can use it for a variety of usecases. The UX is also super intuitive and the AI answers feel very natural. <br><br>I also felt supported by the onboarding flow and I could integrate with various tools as well.

Now when I prep founders for press, we run the hard questions first in Yoodli's AI roleplay: the skeptical reporter, the "so what makes you different" follow-up, the question they're hoping nobody asks. They practice as many times as they need, and they get feedback on pacing, filler words, and whether the key message actually landed.<br><br>Recently, I used Yoodli's AI roleplays to help a founder I work with prep for a tier 1 interview alongside her customer. That's a tricky setup, because you're telling a joint story and you can't have one voice drowning out the other. We built a roleplay with a tier 1 reporter persona and rehearsed the handoffs and the questions that might go to each of them, so the customer's results came through in the customer's own words. When the interview happened, they sounded like partners, not a vendor with a reference.