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Presentation practice

Rehearse in front of “live” audiences

Present your deck to AI listeners who ask real questions, then tell you how it went.

Illustration of a live session: your slide on screen, four audience members listening, and one of them asking a question about the slide.

How it works

Ready in a minute

  1. Upload your deck

    Drop in a PDF or PowerPoint.

  2. Choose your audience

    Skeptics, supporters, or both. You set the room.

  3. Present, then review

    Say it out loud. Get the replay, the transcript and the numbers.

Product tour

See a session, start to finish

The new-session wizard on its slides step, with a pitch deck uploaded and marked ready after a template was chosen.

Start from your own deck.

Features

What you get

  • Listeners with personality

    Skeptics push back. Curious ones dig in.

  • Questions about your slides

    They follow your talk and the slide on screen.

  • Feedback from every listener

    Each one tells you what landed.

  • Delivery metrics

    Pace and speaking time. Filler words in English and Vietnamese.

  • Synced recording

    Click a line. Hear how you said it.

  • Practice in 12 languages

    English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and Vietnamese.

Use cases

Talks worth rehearsing

  • Investor pitch

    Skeptics who want the numbers.

  • Thesis defense

    Examiners who keep asking why.

  • Conference talk

    A quiet room to fix your pace.

  • Team demo

    Colleagues who cut in with questions.

FAQ

Common questions

Do I need to install anything?

No. BetterSpeak runs in your browser; you need a microphone.

What slide formats are supported?

PDF and PowerPoint (.pptx).

Can I practice without an audience?

Yes. In solo mode you present alone and still get the recording and the review.

Which languages can I practice in?

English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and Vietnamese. You choose the language for each session.

Is my recording private?

Your recordings, slides and transcripts are tied to your account and are only served to you when you're signed in. The Share button copies a link that still requires your sign-in. Your audio is sent to our speech-recognition and AI providers to produce the transcript and feedback. You can delete your account and everything stored with it from your profile page.

What do I need to get started?

An account and a microphone. A deck helps, but you can present without one. Setup takes about a minute.

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