Rishab Suresh
Duke University
Electrical and Computer Engineering and Computer Science
Rishab is a three-time Outstanding Delegate at various international Model UN conferences, including Princeton MUN and the North American Invitational MUN.
Ace your next speech, interview, or conversation.
Podivm watches how you stand, gesture, and speak, then pinpoints the one change that will make the biggest improvement.
Not another mirror.
Practicing in the mirror is both awkward and ineffective. Podivm shows you exactly what to fix, no mirror or audience required.
Command the room.
Stance, posture, and gestures, tracked point by point, so you command the room's attention before you say a word.
Speak with confidence.
Podivm tracks your speaking pace, how you vary pitch & volume, and gets rid of filler words like "um."
Connect with your audience.
Eye contact tracking, so you stop reading off your slides and connect with the people you're talking to.
Improve with every session.
Every practice session ends with the one fix that will move the needle most.
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Posture upright
The interview
You know your answers. Practice saying them to a camera, not just in your head.
Pace 138 wpm
The presentation
Your slides are done. Make sure you can explain them clearly.
Eye contact 84%
The speech
You've got the words. Master every pause and expression before anyone is listening.
Built by speakers, for speakers.
Ekansh Rastogi
Duke University
Economics, Political Science, and Entrepreneurship
Ekansh is a three-time Speech and Debate Nationals competitor in extemporaneous public speaking and a two-time regional champion.
How a practice run works.
REC0:00
Recording saved
0:42
Your breakdown
PaceToo fast0 wpm
Eye contactOn target0%
PostureOn targetUpright
Filler wordsToo many0 ums
Work on
- Slow down around 3:10
- Pause instead of saying "um"
Your plan
Focus: slow down
- Pause for one full breath after each key point
- Re-record your middle section
- Compare the new run with Run 1
1
Record or upload
Practice in front of your webcam or phone, or upload a talk you already gave.
2
Get your breakdown
Podivm analyzes your body language and spoken content, and marks where you rambled, looked away, or said "um."
3
Fix one thing
Follow a short drill for the biggest issue, then record again and see the difference.