InnoSpark
Published: Nov 13, 2026Views: 5
This Hour's AI Startup Idea

Crisis Ten Questions Drill

Rehearse the toughest media questions before your statement goes out

Inspiration: Quality Service

Traditional crisis PR teams run mock press Q&A for executives: based on the event timeline, they anticipate the sharpest questions journalists may ask and polish talking points for each.

Why Ordinary People Can't Access It

Small business owners and solo founders can't afford professional PR teams. When negative news hits, they write responses by gut feel and get stumped by one tricky question, making the situation worse.

AI-Powered Equalizer

Users describe the event in plain language, and AI builds the fact timeline, generates the 10 most likely tough questions from a journalist's perspective, and provides reference talking points for each—completing one rehearsal in under 5 minutes.

Key Features

  • Auto-generates a fact timeline from your event description
  • Generates the 10 sharpest likely journalist questions
  • Each question comes with suggested talking points and pitfalls to avoid
  • Multi-round follow-up drilling simulates real interview pressure
  • Paste your draft statement to check for talking-point gaps

Target Users

Small business owners, startup founders, content creators, junior PR staff, community operators

Business Model

Free single rehearsal trial + pay-per-deep-drill + monthly enterprise subscription

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