Roleplay Gym — AI-powered training

Ramp new hires on practice, not shadowing queues.

Onboarding usually ends with a new starter who has watched a lot and done very little. Roleplay Gym replaces waiting for a mentor to be free with a structured practice path that ends in certification.

Team performance — Example data

Team performance

Last 30 days

Practices
1,248
Average gain
+24%
Certified
86%

Progress by skill

Example data

Where onboarding time actually goes

  • 01

    Shadowing does not scale

    Learning by listening to a senior colleague costs two salaries per hour and is limited by whoever happens to be available.

  • 02

    Readiness is a judgement call

    Without a common assessment, "ready for live calls" means whatever the manager felt that week.

  • 03

    The first real conversation is the first attempt

    Every new starter learns on a real customer, and that customer pays for the learning curve.

Onboarding

What a practice path looks like

  • Week one: product fluency

    Explaining what you sell, plainly, to someone who interrupts.

  • Week two: the core conversation

    The five interactions that make up most of the role, run repeatedly until they flow.

  • Week three: the exceptions

    The awkward cases that induction skipped and that arrive anyway.

  • Certification

    A scored assessment against the same criteria for every hire, with evidence attached.

What this changes

  • Time to first productive conversation measured in days, not months
  • Senior time released from repetitive shadowing
  • An objective, auditable definition of ready
  • Early identification of hires who need a different kind of support

Questions, answered

What teams ask before they start.

How much practice does a new hire need before going live?

It depends on the complexity of the role, but the useful shift is measuring practice instead of guessing at it. Once you can see how a new starter scores across the core conversations, "ready" becomes a threshold rather than an opinion.

Does this replace human coaching?

It removes the repetitive part so human coaching can be spent where it is worth most. Managers stop running basic drills and start working on the specific gaps the data surfaces.

Start with one conversation

Which conversation do you want to improve first?

We design a first scenario with you and show you the potential using your own use case.

No commitment. A first scenario tailored to your team.