Rehearse in your actual presentation venue 24/7, as many times as you need, so you can deliver with unshakeable confidence.
How it works
One slow sweep with the panorama mode already on your phone, from the spot you'll be standing.
The photo and your slides. That's the whole setup — nothing to build, nothing to measure.
Turn your head and the room turns with you. Move through your slides with your voice, in front of an audience that blinks.
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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.
Confidence comes from knowing exactly what to expect. Praktice lets you step into a realistic simulation of your presentation space, complete with a timer and slide navigation, to build muscle memory.
Once you finish a run-through, AI coaching reports and anonymous peer feedback show you where you shine and where to adjust.
Yes, our Basic plan is completely free.
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.
Praktice Web: Rehearse directly on your computer. It uses your webcam to track your head movements and naturally pan the room.
Praktice Mobile: An immersive, wearable experience. It uses your existing smartphone paired with an affordable ($10–$40) VR viewer.
Praktice Quest: The premium, crystal-clear experience using a dedicated Meta Quest headset for maximum sharpness and stability.
It is a simple, affordable headset that your phone slips into. Whether it's made of foldable cardboard or padded plastic, you simply look through its lenses to turn the flat screen of your phone into an immersive 3D room. They generally cost between $10 and $40, and any model will work.
A Windows PC, a Mac, or a Chromebook running Google Chrome, with a webcam. It doesn't run on phones or tablets.
Step into the arena before the lights go up.
