Present like you have done it before.
Graded presentations, capstone talks, seminar discussions. The grade depends on delivery as much as on the slides.
The slides are ready. You have not heard yourself say them.
Most students rehearse silently, in their head, the night before. The first time the talk is spoken aloud is in front of the professor.
- Filler words multiply once the room goes quiet.
- You finish three minutes early or run five minutes over.
- A professor's question catches you without a structured answer.
A lecture room that feels real.
Kleig recreates the room you will present in, the hush, the attention, and lets you run the talk aloud as many times as you need, with questions at the end.
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Upload your slides
Kleig builds notes paced to your time limit.
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Run it aloud
Full talk, opening only, or a Q&A round.
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Improve the next run
Filler rate, pace and timing, with one instruction for next time.
Exposure-based practice, rehearsing in conditions that resemble the feared situation, is an established approach in the clinical treatment of public-speaking anxiety, including studies using virtual audiences. Kleig applies the same principle to preparation: you meet the room before the day you meet it.
See, for example, Anderson et al., “Virtual reality exposure therapy for social anxiety disorder,” Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 2013.
Your recordings are used only to prepare you, stored encrypted, and deletable from Settings at any time. How we handle your data
Does it help with the content of my presentation?+
Kleig focuses on delivery. It can draft practice notes from your material, but it never judges whether your arguments are correct.
Can I use it on my phone?+
Yes. Every screen works on phone and tablet, in portrait and landscape.
What happens to my recordings?+
They are used only to prepare you and stored encrypted. From Settings you can delete your profile, rehearsals, feedback and plans at any time.
Is there a free trial?+
No. Kleig is paid-only, so the plans and what they include are stated plainly on the pricing page before you commit.