AI presentation you hear

A spoken talk track before you present. Free to start.

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An AI presentation you hear before you present. Upload your slides or notes — or describe the talk — and Reherz generates a spoken talk track: the presentation delivered out loud, so you hear the flow, the transitions, and the phrasing before you stand up and say it yourself.

Reading slides silently hides the problems. Hearing the talk exposes them: the section that runs long, the transition that does not land, the point that sounds weaker spoken than written. Listen on repeat until the structure is in your head — then present it as your own.

How the AI presentation works

  1. Upload slides or notes

    A deck, an outline, or a description of the talk — Reherz builds the talk track from your actual content.

  2. Hear the talk delivered

    A spoken presentation with real structure: opening, sections, transitions, close. About 2, 4, 7, or 11 minutes.

  3. Listen until it is yours

    Replay the talk track, regenerate with different emphasis, and share it with a teammate for feedback. Audio can be generated in 11 languages: English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Arabic, German, French, and Filipino.

Reherz vs slide-only rehearsal

Slide tools help you build the deck; they do not tell you how the talk sounds. Reherz turns the deck into the spoken version so rehearsal starts from hearing, not from a blank room. Pair it with the pitch and interview formats when the presentation ends in a Q&A.

  • Hear the full talk track — openings, transitions, and closes, not bullet points.
  • Built from your actual slides or notes, at about 2, 4, 7, or 11 minutes.
  • Pick the voice, replay anywhere, and share the track with a link.
  • Audio can be generated in 11 languages: English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Arabic, German, French, and Filipino.

AI presentation — FAQ

What does the AI presentation generate?
A spoken talk track of your presentation: your slides or notes delivered out loud with real structure — opening, sections, transitions, and close — that you listen to before presenting it yourself.
How long is the talk track?
About 2, 4, 7, or 11 minutes — pick the length that matches your slot.
What can I upload?
Slide decks, outlines, speaker notes, or just a description of the talk. The talk track is built from your actual content, not a template.
Is it free?
Free to start — you get free credits when you sign up, and paid plans add more.
What languages are supported?
Audio can be generated in 11 languages: English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Arabic, German, French, and Filipino.
Can I practice the Q&A after the talk?
Yes — use the pitch Q&A or interview practice formats with the same materials to hear the hard questions that follow a presentation.
AI presentation you hear first | Reherz