Dressrun generates a small virtual audience in a video-call layout. You choose how many people and how skeptical they are; they respond to what you say as you say it.
Why a reactive audience beats a mirror or a recording
A mirror never looks bored. A recording only tells you what happened after the fact. Neither reproduces the moment your mind goes blank because someone in the second row frowned.
A virtual audience that reacts live puts that moment in front of you on purpose, in a room where it costs nothing. You learn to keep talking through a frown, to handle a question mid-sentence, and to notice when you are losing the room — before it is your boss or your committee.
Configure the audience you are actually preparing for
Supportive
Nods, encouragement, easy questions. Good for a first run or when anxiety is high.
Neutral
Balanced, realistic reactions. The default for most rehearsals.
Skeptical
Pointed questions, visible doubt, a tough room. Use this for pitches, defenses and executive reviews.
Mixed
One of each, so you practice reading different people at once.
What you get after each session
Speaking pace in words per minute and how it changed across the talk.
An engagement read — where the room leaned in and where attention dropped.
Specific notes
The moment you rushed, the question you dodged, the section that ran long.