Built Minutory around one observation: attention is highest in the first two minutes of any high-stakes moment interview answer, pitch, project update and almost nobody actually practices that part. You prep content, not delivery, and then wonder why you lost the room early.
So: what's yours? The interview answer that fell flat, the pitch where you watched eyes glaze over, the update where you could tell you'd lost them by minute two. Doesn't have to be dramatic just the moment you realized it wasn't landing.
Minutory is my attempt at fixing this record a 2-minute practice answer, get real feedback on pacing/clarity/confidence instead of a vague "good job," then share it with someone for a second opinion if you want one. Still very early, genuinely want to know if this resonates with how other people actually falter these moments.
I m Oussama, a student founder, and I built RewritelyApp, a SaaS focused on humanizing AI-assisted writing.
The idea came from a simple problem: AI helps draft faster, but the output often feels artificial or disconnected from your own voice. RewritelyApp helps refine AI drafts into natural, readable writing, with tone control and visibility on how the text may be perceived.
The product is fully live and already used by early users. I m mainly here to:
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I'm building GestionPro, a SaaS platform designed to help freelancers manage their business in one place.
With GestionPro, you can:
Manage clients and projects Create quotes and invoices Track payments and expenses Manage recurring subscriptions Monitor your financial activity Generate professional PDF documents
