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Presentation practice, built around your slides

Rehearse your presentation before you give it.

Add your slides. Practise out loud against the clock, see exactly where to cut, then take the questions you’re dreading.

10 minutes free. No card needed.

Rehearsing a 12-slide Q1 roadmap: the current slide, total time 0:49 of 10:00, this slide’s timer against its plan, the point it needs to land, and time per slide.

Most talks run long. Find out where before your audience does.

Running it through in your head skips the hard parts: the slide that takes three minutes, the point that never lands, the question you can’t answer. Hakkiri times every slide and asks the questions out loud.

  • Every slide timed against your plan
  • The points you missed, and where to cut
  • Questions from the audience you’ll face

Ready in three steps.

  1. 1

    Add your slides

    Drop in a PowerPoint or PDF, or paste your notes. Say who’s listening and what you want them to do. Hakkiri suggests a time for each slide and the point it needs to land.

  2. 2

    Rehearse against the clock

    Give the talk out loud and change slides as you go. Every slide is timed, and the timers turn red when you run over.

  3. 3

    Cut, fix, then take questions

    See where to cut and which points you missed, run it again, then answer questions from the kind of audience you’ll face.

Rehearse your talk free

10 minutes free. No card needed.

Your plan

A time and a point for every slide.

Hakkiri suggests how long each slide should take and the one point it needs to land, adding up to your time limit exactly. Change any of it before you start.

  • PowerPoint, PDF or your notes
  • Who’s listening, and what you want them to do
  • A warning when a slide will run long
  • Pick who asks questions afterwards
Setting up a talk: the slides, who’s listening, the ask, the time limit and date, the audience for questions, and a suggested time for each of 12 slides.

After every run

Know exactly where to cut.

Time on every slide against your plan, the points you missed, scores for your opening, message and ask, and your opening rewritten from your own words.

  • “1:40 over, cut here” on the slide that ran long
  • Each key point checked against what you said
  • One fix for the next run
  • Hear any slide back
A run report: 11:20 against a 10-minute limit, time on each of 12 slides with “1:40 over, cut here” on slide 4, scores from opening to delivery, one fix, and the opening rewritten.

Your readiness

Know when you’re ready.

Each run is scored on your opening, your message and ask, your timing and your answers. Ready means two full runs in a row at 4 or more, inside your time limit.

A presentation after three runs: Not ready yet, with the opening ready, the message and ask nearly there, timing not yet, and Q&A nearly there.

Audience Q&A

Then take the questions you’re dreading.

Pick the room. The questions come from your slides and your last run, and if you dodge one, they ask again. Every answer is scored, with a stronger version of your weakest.

  • Curious
  • Sceptical
  • Time-pressed exec
  • Technical expert
A Q&A report for a sceptical finance director: four questions with scores, one asked again, the first answer marked up, and a stronger version of the weakest answer.

Built for the talks that matter.

  • Nail the first minute

    Practise just your opening. It’s scored on hook and relevance, and rewritten from your own words.

  • Fix one slide at a time

    Re-run the slide that ran long, without giving the whole talk again.

  • For every kind of talk

    Interview presentations, sales and investor pitches, team updates and reviews, conference talks.

  • Presenting at an interview?

    Rehearse the presentation, then practise the interview itself. One plan covers both.

Better than running it in your head. A fraction of a coach.

Rehearse out loud, against the clock, with an audience that asks back, as often as you need.

What you getHakkiriRehearsing aloneA speaking coach
Every slide timed against your planYesNoSometimes
Where to cut, slide by slideYesNoYes
Questions from a sceptical audienceYesNoYes
Your opening rewritten in your own wordsYesNoSometimes
Rehearse tonight, as often as you needYesYesNo
PriceFree to startFreePaid by the session

Less than one hour with a coach.

Start with a free run. Go month by month for talks all year, or take 3 months, paid once. Every paid plan includes interview practice too.

Free

Try one run of your talk.

£0

  • A 10-minute run of your slides
  • Time on every slide, and where to cut
  • Your report and feedback
  • Or a 10-minute interview
Start free
Best for presenters

Monthly

For talks, pitches and presentations all year.

£14.99a month

  • 10 hours of practice a month
  • Any number of talks, from PowerPoint, PDF or notes
  • Time per slide, where to cut, and your opening rewritten
  • Audience Q&A: curious, sceptical, time-pressed or technical
  • Natural voices for your audience
  • Interview practice too
  • Cancel any time
Start monthly

3 months

For a run of talks, or a job search.

£34.99for 3 months

£11.66 a month, paid once. Save 22%

  • 30 hours, to use any time in 3 months
  • Everything in Monthly
  • Paid once. It doesn’t renew
Get 3 months
  • No card needed for the free run
  • Cancel Monthly any time
  • 3 months is paid once and never renews

How practice hours work

An hour is about six run-throughs of a 10-minute talk.

  • Hours count only while you practise: rehearsals, Q&A, interviews and drills.
  • A full run takes as long as your talk. One slide or the opening takes a minute or two.
  • Reading your reports and feedback is free.
  • Monthly hours reset each month. 3-month hours last all 3 months.

Extra hours

A big week coming up? Top up any paid plan.

£7.99for 5 more hours

Used after your plan’s hours, and yours for as long as your plan is active.

Prices include VAT.

Your practice stays private.

  • Recordings of your answers and rehearsals are deleted after the time you choose: 30 days, 90 days, a year, or only when you delete them.
  • Download everything, or delete everything, from Settings at any time.
  • Your CV, slides and recordings aren’t used to train AI, and they’re never shared with employers, recruiters or anyone else.

Questions, answered.

Does it work with my PowerPoint?

Yes. Add a PowerPoint (.pptx) or a PDF, or paste your notes. From Google Slides or Keynote, download your slides as a PDF first.

Who asks the questions?

An AI audience you choose: curious, sceptical, time-pressed or technical. The questions come from your slides and your last run. Dodge one and they ask again, and a time-pressed exec cuts in after a minute.

What do I get for free?

One 10-minute run of your slides, with the time on every slide, where to cut and your report. No card needed.

Can I use a clicker?

Yes. Change slides with the arrow keys or a presentation clicker. Every slide change is timed.

Does it judge my accent?

Never. Hakkiri scores the content and structure of what you say, how long it takes and how many fillers you use. It doesn’t score accent, voice or tone.

I’m presenting as part of a job interview. Does it help?

Yes. Rehearse the presentation and take questions on it, then practise the interview itself, built from the job description and your CV. Every paid plan covers both.

What do I need?

A laptop or desktop with a microphone, and Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari. Practice sessions need a bigger screen, so phones aren’t supported yet.

What happens to my slides and recordings?

They’re used only to run your practice. Recordings are deleted after the time you choose, and you can download or delete everything from Settings at any time. Your slides are never shared or used to train AI.

What happens if I run out of hours?

Add 5 more hours for £7.99 at any time on a paid plan. On Monthly, your hours also reset at the start of each month. Your reports and feedback stay open either way.

Does the 3-month plan renew?

No. You pay once and it ends after 3 months. If you need more time, you can buy it again or switch to Monthly.

Got a job interview coming up instead? See interview practice

Your talk is coming. Walk in ready.

Rehearse it tonight, out loud, against the clock.

Rehearse your talk free

10 minutes free. No card needed.