JuryEvery speaker, no downtime.
Prepare the running order in advance: when a talk ends, the next speaker appears.
The oral notebook
Tissyo Jury
Assess the talk.
Stay with the speaker.
Score as the presentation unfolds, mark the moment to come back to with one tap, then dictate your report in thirty seconds. You watch the person speaking, not your sheet.
Full 7-day trial, no credit card, then a subscription: $3.99/month or $12.99/year, one for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch. Your assessments stay on your devices and in your iCloud, no Tissyo account.
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Oral · Marketing
Speech structure
Argumentation
Presence
Final appreciation
You score. The maths is done for you.
One slider per criterion: the score appears instantly, no spreadsheet or calculator. A marker keeps the exact minute of a moment to come back to. Your attention stays on the talk.
Oral in progress · 04:18Jules Bernard
14/20
Marker · 02:13
Clear overall. Reinforce examples and watch the jury more.
Try the sliders — the grade and feedback update.For everyone who runs oral assessments.
Presentations, defences, certifications, interviews, exam panels: a rubric, a timer, your notes, and a report ready to hand back.
An oral, from the first word to the follow-up.
Dictate what you observed.
Say in a few sentences what you saw: Tissyo Jury turns it into a clear report, in your words. You review it and keep the final say. Only your voice is captured, never the speaker’s.
Scores ready to export.
Export your scores as a spreadsheet (CSV or Excel) or as a PDF.
A reference from the wrist.
The Apple Watch keeps the timer and markers within reach.
A summary to show, with no names.
On Mac, show the group where it stands, criterion by criterion, without singling anyone out.
Product resources
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Full 7-day trial, no credit card, then a subscription: $3.99/month or $12.99/year, one for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch. Your assessments stay on your devices and in your iCloud, no Tissyo account.
