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About SalesTok - Sales Training

Selling is a muscle. If you do not train it, it gets rusty. Salestok is the daily training app that helps salespeople stay sharp, see exactly where they stand, and close more deals. Built for the rep on the floor, not the manager in the boardroom. Short daily drills One minute a day with focused questions about products, customer objections, and closing techniques. A new topic every day. No PDFs and no lectures. Just simple training that gives you something useful to take into your shift. Real customer simulations More than 80 sales scenarios that mirror real conversations from the field. You choose your response, see how the customer reacts, and finish with a score based on how you handled the conversation. Replay the scenarios that challenge you most until they become second nature. Daily and monthly tracking Log today's sales in seconds. See where you stand against your goal, how this month compares to last month, and the pace you need to hit your target. No spreadsheets and no formulas. Just one clear number you can check every morning. Daily streak Every day you log your sales and complete your drill builds your streak. The longer your streak gets, the more personalized your notifications become. The streak is not just a number. It is the habit that produces results. Duels and squad Join a squad, see your teammates' stats, and challenge them to daily or weekly duels. Whoever reaches the goal first or closes the highest amount wins ranking points. Healthy competition that pushes everyone forward. Evolving ranks Start as a Cold Caller and climb through 10 ranks all the way to Sales Legend. Every sale, drill, and duel win earns XP. When you level up, your avatar transforms in front of your eyes with an animation that feels like a real upgrade. Who it is for Field salespeople who want to break through their ceiling. Reps in cosmetics, insurance, real estate, auto, telecom, and services. Team leads who want to track performance and help their people grow. Anyone who wants to turn selling from just another day at work into another day to win. What you get on day one Daily drills in English, one minute a day. Customer simulations that feel real. Daily and monthly tracking of your sales. Duels against your teammates. Ranks and progression that feel like a game. A clean and focused interface built for the floor. Selling is not a natural talent. It is a muscle you train, measure, and improve. Salestok makes the process short, simple, and something you actually want to come back to every day. Download. Start closing. https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

What’s new

Version 1.5.3 · Updated October 22, 2026

Stability improvements and small fixes. Challenge a friend to a sales duel: whoever sells more wins.

App privacy

The developer, matan dimri, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Contact Info: Email Address, Name
  • Identifiers: User ID
  • Usage Data: Product Interaction

Used for: App Functionality

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