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Practise your startup pitch in English

Founders from everywhere pitch in English — to investors, accelerators, competitions, and partners. The pitch itself you can memorise; the questions afterwards you cannot. Fumbling an answer about your market or your numbers costs more than an accent ever will.

Airi plays the investor. Deliver your pitch out loud, then let her ask what investors really ask: how big is the market, why now, why you, what are the unit economics, what happens if a big player copies you. Rehearse until your answers are crisp and confident, in English that sounds like you.

A quick example with Airi

I'm an investor. You have two minutes — go.
We help small restaurants to manage orders from many apps in one dashboard. We have 300 restaurants using it.
Small fix: "help small restaurants manage orders." Good traction. Why can't the delivery apps just build this themselves?
Because they compete with each other, and restaurants want a neutral tool that work with all of them.
"That works with all of them." Strong answer — that's the kind of clarity investors want.

How to get the most from it

Nail the one-liner

One sentence that says what you do and for whom. Practise it until it's effortless.

Drill the hard questions

Market size, competition, unit economics, why now. Ask Airi to grill you.

Say numbers confidently

Practise stating your metrics out loud without hesitation — they're your strongest card.

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Frequently asked questions

Can Airi play a tough investor?
Yes. Ask her to be skeptical and she'll push on your market, competition, and numbers so you practise staying composed.
Can I rehearse a demo day pitch?
Absolutely. Deliver it out loud with a time limit and ask her to time you and give feedback on clarity.
Is my pitch confidential?
Airi is for speaking practice; we store only a short summary of the session for memory (topic, your name, goal). You can start a fresh chat any time.

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