Practice for pitches & presentations

Get to the point before someone asks "what's the ask?"

Rehearse your pitch or update out loud with an AI listener who pushes you to clarify the point and the ask, then review what landed.

Free account — no credit card required

The problem

A pitch sounds clear in your head and long out loud.

Most people rehearse by rereading their slides. The first time they say it out loud is in front of the person who matters, and that's when the point gets buried.

Saying it to a listener who pushes back on a long or vague answer and asks for the ask is a fast way to find the version that works.

The demo

Elevator Pitch

Rachel Kim, VP of Operations

“I have about a minute before my next meeting — what did you want to share?”

Rachel has no context on your project and wants the "so what" right away. If you're vague, she is designed to ask "What's the ask?"; if the answer runs long, she pushes you to tighten it.

You practice this one standing, so it asks for your camera as well as your microphone.

What you're scored on

Clarity

The problem and solution are stated clearly.

Impact

The "so what" is obvious.

Conciseness

You stay within 60 seconds and end with a clear ask.

How it works

Three steps, start to finish

1

Create a free account

No card required. Confirm your email and the demo is waiting.

2

Talk it through

Rachel Kim speaks first. Answer out loud, the way you would for real.

3

Read your review

An overall score, a score for each dimension, a summary and coaching notes.

Then keep going

More scenarios once you're in

Team Status UpdateExecutive BriefingDifficult Conversation

FAQ

Questions

Is there more than the elevator pitch?

Yes. The presentation scenarios also include a Team Status Update, an Executive Briefing and a Difficult Conversation, each with its own rubric.

Do I talk to it or type?

By default, the listener speaks aloud and you answer by voice. You can switch to text-only. It responds after each answer and may push you to tighten a long response.

What does the feedback cover?

Each demo is scored against its own rubric. The review shows an overall score, a score for each dimension, a performance summary and coaching notes.

Is it free?

Yes. A free account lets you run these demo scenarios as often as you like, each with the full scored review, and create one personalized scenario of your own. No card required. See pricing for what the Individual plan adds.

Say it out loud before it counts.

Create a free account and run the Elevator Pitch demo in minutes.