BOSTON — Sept. 6, 2026 — ForeverLearning AI has launched Conversations, a private practice environment where people can rehearse difficult workplace and life conversations with multiple AI-simulated participants before the stakes are real. The public catalog includes 76 crafted rooms across seven parts of life, plus open practice.
Workplace situations include giving direct feedback, addressing a missed deadline, negotiating salary, managing stakeholder pushback and helping a group recover when a brainstorm goes sideways. The wider catalog covers relationships, family, care, social life, collaboration and community.
Each practice runs as a managed room with up to five fictional AI people. Participants keep distinct positions, respond to one another and move through a governed speaking order while the room carries unresolved threads forward. Learners can participate hands-free, with push-to-talk voice or by text.
Feedback remains connected to the exchange. Coach can reflect on a specific moment during practice. A debrief returns to the room as a whole. Insights helps the learner examine patterns across completed practices. Conversations does not reduce that feedback to a single score or infer personality or emotion.
“The conversation someone needs to have still belongs to them. Our job is to give them a place to practice, see what happened and return with more options,” said Terry Boyle, founder and CEO of ForeverLearning AI.
The complete catalog and room setup can be explored publicly at https://conversations.foreverlearning.ai/browse. Membership is required to enter live practice. Membership is $19 a month. Founding access is $50 for the first three months and then $16.65 monthly while continuously active. Both options include a 30-day money-back guarantee. Conversations is currently available in the United States and Canada. Prices are in U.S. dollars.
About ForeverLearning AI
ForeverLearning AI builds distinct AI-powered experiences for practicing, learning, exploring and reflecting. Each product is designed around its own audience, interaction model, evidence, voice and boundaries, with the aim of helping people become more capable and less dependent on the technology they use.
