PitchEdge

AI pitch rehearsal, Australia first

Practise the questions your pitch needs to survive.

Upload your brief and the judging criteria. Rehearse out loud against an AI panel that challenges weak claims and scores your answers against the actual requirements. Know what to fix before the real thing.

Practice feedback, not a prediction of your result. The panel is simulated by AI and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any organisation.

How it works

Built for pitches that have real criteria: investor meetings, accelerator interviews, pitch competitions, grant panels and bids.

1

Upload what the panel will use

Your brief, marking rubric or judging criteria, your slides and your script. You confirm the criteria we extract before anything is scored.

2

Face a panel that asks follow-ups

Three panel roles take turns. They start with clarifying questions, then ask for evidence, then challenge your assumptions, then stress-test them.

3

Get a report you can act on

Every score links to a criterion and to the moment you said it. You get repair tasks for the weakest answers, then practise those again.

What a report looks like

An extract from a sample report for a fictional company. Notice that it quotes what was said, names what is missing and gives you something specific to fix.

Kestrel Freight (fictional) seed raise SAMPLE ONLY: invented company and answers
CriterionWeightScoreEvidence
Business model15%2 / 5 Evidence gap
06:42 "We will work out pricing once we have users."
Repair task: a 45 second answer covering price, gross margin and the assumption behind customer acquisition cost.
Funding use and milestones10%2 / 5 Evidence gap
08:15 Asked about runway: "We are raising one point two million."
The question was monthly burn. Repair task: monthly burn, months of runway and the next milestone.
Differentiation15%4 / 5 Well evidenced
05:05 "Incumbents quote in two days. We quote in ten minutes because we read the carrier tariff PDFs directly."

Totals are calculated by the application from your criterion scores, never by the AI. They are practice estimates.

Read the full sample report

Pitching to a specific organisation?

Bespoke Panel researches the organisation or programme you are pitching to, using public information only, and tunes the panel to what it has said it cares about.

Cited, not guessed

Every point in the research brief links to a public source and is marked as sourced or inferred. You review and edit it before it is used.

Roles, not impersonations

The panel uses role types such as sceptical investor or financial sceptic. We never imitate named people or clone voices.

Your deck stays out of the research

The research uses only the organisation and programme name. Your documents are used only for your rehearsal.

What we do not claim

Rehearsal tools are easy to oversell. These are the lines we hold.

  • We do not predict outcomes. A practice score is not a forecast of what an investor, judge or assessor will decide.
  • We do not know what your panel will ask. Questions are based on published criteria and your own pitch. They are practice, not inside knowledge.
  • We do not pretend to be your panel. The assessors are simulated and are not affiliated with or endorsed by any organisation.
  • We do not invent facts about your business. If your pitch does not say something, the panel asks you, instead of assuming.

Founding offer

We are running the first rehearsals with a small founding group, with a person checking each report. Prices are founding prices and may change.

Pitch rehearsal

A$39 one pitch
  • Upload your brief, criteria and slides
  • Three rehearsals against a three-role panel
  • Scored report with repair tasks
  • Re-practise your weakest answers

Bespoke Panel

A$149 one organisation and event
  • Everything in Pitch rehearsal
  • Cited research brief on the organisation you are pitching to
  • Panel tuned to its published priorities
  • Plus a one-page "what you still need to prove"

Accelerators and bid teams

By invitation
  • Cohort rehearsals for accelerators and pitch competitions
  • Tender red team: a written review of your draft against the tender's evaluation criteria
  • For tenders we agree confidentiality terms before you share any documents

Book a founding rehearsal

Tell us what you are preparing for. We will reply with the next steps and a time. We will not ask for your documents until you have agreed to a rehearsal.

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