Practice Like It's
the Real Thing.
Rehearse in your actual presentation venue 24/7, as many times as you need, so you can deliver with unshakeable confidence.
How it works
Capture the room
Just one photo.That's the setup.
Snap a panoramic photo from exactly where you'll be presenting — one slow sweep of your phone across the room.
- Uses the panorama mode already on your phone.
Sergey rotates on the spot, phone raised, sweeping his Summer Incubator cohort into a single panorama — then we cut tight to the screen as the room stitches itself together.
/Videos/01-panorama.mp4Take a room panorama
Every seat. Every sightline
Your venue, captured
Build the rehearsal
Upload your photo.Upload your deck.
Upload the photo and your presentation slides. Turn on head tracking and voice control.
- Runs in Chrome on your computer. No headset, no download.
Praktice Solo Web, screen-captured clean: Room Upload → Deck Upload → Head Tracking → Voice Controls, each step sliding into the next.
/Videos/02-wizard.mp4Upload photo
Upload deck
Steps 3 & 4 — head and voice
Step inside
Your stage is ready.Just like the real one.
Turn your head and the room pans with you. Your audience comes to life. Use voice commands to move through your slides.
- Rehearse 24/7. No room to book, no one else to coordinate.
- Get peer and AI feedback on delivery and content.
Sergey at his monitor. He turns his head; the room pans with him. He says "next slide"; the deck advances. We push in until the monitor bezel is gone and only the room remains.
/Videos/03-rehearsal.mp4Turn your head. The room follows
Faces come to life
Navigate your slides, hands free
Presentation day
Not walking in cold.Walking back in.
You've already given this talk, in this room, a dozen times. You present with unshakeable confidence.
The same room, the same cohort, the same deck — live. Three angles on Sergey nailing it, closing on the applause.
/Videos/04-stage.mp4Same room
Radiating confidence
Features
Create your virtual stage
One panoramic photo becomes a room you can rehearse in. Build one for every venue you present in.
Every run, on the clock
A countdown timer keeps you to your slot. Record the run and watch it back.
Coaching after every run
Pull an AI coaching report on delivery, pacing and content — without waiting on anyone’s calendar.
Feedback from real people
Share a private link to a recording. Colleagues leave anonymous notes, so you hear what they actually thought.
Share your stage
Every room you capture gets a 12-digit code. Send it to a colleague and they can rehearse in that same room.
Frequently asked questions
What is Praktice?
Most of us rehearse in the living room, at a desk, in the car, or in front of a mirror. None of those feel anything like the stage you'll actually be standing on.
Praktice closes that gap. It's a flight simulator for public speaking, dropping you into a virtual replica of your presentation space so you can rehearse immersively, with AI feedback, building the confidence to deliver on presentation day.
How does Praktice help me prepare?
Everything happens in a Presentation Workspace. Upload your slide deck and your room photo to build the stage, then start a rehearsal that runs entirely on your voice — no clicker, no keyboard.
When you finish, pull an AI Coaching report on your delivery, or share a private link so colleagues can leave anonymous feedback.
Is Praktice free?
Yes, our Basic plan is completely free.
What is a panorama photo?
A regular photo captures whatever is in front of you. A panorama captures the whole room, taking in everything you'd see if you stood in one spot and turned slowly all the way around.
It's a mode already built into your phone's camera: hold the phone up, press the button, and turn slowly while it stitches everything into one long, wide picture. That's all Praktice needs.
How do I get started?
- Sign up for a free account, or log in.
- Create a Presentation Workspace.
- Upload your slide deck and a panoramic photo of your room.
- Hit Start Rehearsal and step onto your stage.
What do I need to run Praktice Web?
A Windows PC, a Mac, or a Chromebook — running Google Chrome, with a webcam.
Phones and tablets aren't supported. Praktice uses your webcam to track your head so you can look around the room naturally, and that needs a computer. Open a rehearsal on your phone and you'll be pointed back to a desktop.
Ready when you are
Stop practicing in front of mirrors.
Step into the arena before the lights go up.