Why we built Kleig.

Most people who dread a presentation do not have a content problem. They know their material. They have read it, written it, lived with it for months.

The problem is the room. The silence before the first sentence. The question that arrives from an angle you did not prepare for, and the few seconds in which your structure either holds or falls apart.

You cannot rehearse that by rereading your notes. You can only rehearse it by being in something close to that room, out loud, with someone asking back. That is what I built Kleig to provide.

Kleig does not tell you whether your argument is right. That belongs to you and your field. It tells you how you delivered it, where you lost the room, and what to rehearse next.