Founders don't fail because they lack ideas — they fail because feedback loops are too slow. Pitchr compresses your pitch prep into a tight coaching loop: record your pitch, get instant rubric-based scoring, see your top-ranked fixes, run mock investor Q&A, and track measurable score improvement over time. Built specifically for fundraising conversations, not generic speech coaching.

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Hey Product Hunt, Julius here (cofounder), building Pitchr.

Here's the problem we kept seeing: founders practice their pitch alone, get scattered feedback from friends, and walk into investor meetings with the same blind spots they started with. The feedback loop is broken.

Pitchr fixes that loop. You record your pitch, get rubric-scored feedback in seconds, see exactly which fixes have the highest impact, and then run mock investor Q&A to pressure-test before the real thing. You can literally watch your score climb across sessions.

We built this because I've been on both sides of the table; pitching is a skill, and skills improve faster with structured, measurable practice.

We'd genuinely love tactical feedback from this community on two things:

What's the most painful part of your pitch prep workflow today?
If you could change one thing about how you get feedback on a pitch, what would it be?
We'll be here all day responding and pushing updates live based on what you tell us.

@pitchr So is this mostly for like founders who want to go for vc's or also people that just want to practice their elevator pitch??

@pitchr @german_anki

Hey, we built pitchr with multiple modes in mind.

Whether that’s preparing for pitching to investors, prepping your elevator pitch, or even a uni student preparing to pitch their project.

We have more modes on the way too!