Build your own scene
Describe a situation you want to practice in a chat with Social Skills Simulator. Start with the details that matter to you. The simulator can fill in the rest.
What to include
- Setting. Say where you are and what’s happening when the scene begins. A noisy party and a quiet café offer different openings.
- People. Describe who’s there, how you know them, and who you want to talk to. You can give fictional characters details such as age, gender, occupation, or manner.
- Objective and opening. Say what you want to practice, such as raising a concern or joining a group conversation. You can also give the first line or ask the simulator to open the scene.
- Difficulty. Choose Easy, Medium, Hard, or Expert. A harder scene can have subtler social cues or take a less predictable turn.
- Coach. Choose Milo for feedback on timing and social cues, or Mia for feedback on rapport and confidence.
Prompts you can adapt
Bring up a budget with friends
I’m at a busy café planning a weekend trip with two friends. Alex is talkative and keeps suggesting expensive activities. Sam is quieter and has already said they’re on a tight budget. Start with Alex proposing a pricey restaurant. I want to practice bringing up the budget and inviting Sam to weigh in. Hard difficulty, with Milo as my coach.
Start a conversation at a bar
I’m at a bar with friends and notice someone I’d like to meet waiting for a drink. Help me practice finding a natural moment to say hello and picking up on whether they’d like to keep talking. Medium difficulty, with Mia as my coach.
If you’re continuing a previous exercise, share your Training Profile with Resume from Training Profile before setting up the scene.