Monthly crisis drills for your comms team
rehearse builds realistic crisis scenarios from live research on your company: a deepfake CEO video, a data leak, a journalist on deadline. Your team practices the response under time pressure and gets an instant debrief. A fire drill for communications.
“We're publishing in two hours. Do you have a comment?”
Your call:
Meet Cassie — then try the 60-second demo
I'm Cassie, rehearse's AI crisis advisor. I guide your team through every drill and comment on your decisions, without giving the answers away. Below is a scripted demo: sixty seconds, two decisions. A real drill takes 15–30 minutes.
SCENARIO
Customer data for sale
A database that looks like your customers' just showed up on a leak forum. You make two decisions on a soft clock, and I comment on each one. Ready?
Manuals don't build reflexes. Practice does.
Most teams have a crisis manual. Very few have rehearsed it against a running clock — and that difference decides how the first hour of a real crisis goes.
Scenarios that feel real
Deepfake videos, data leaks, a journalist on deadline — grounded in live research on your company and sector, not generic templates.
A safe place to get it wrong
A bad call in a drill costs you nothing — and shows you exactly where your playbook bends.
Know your weak spots
Every drill ends with a debrief: where you hesitated, what you missed, and what to fix before it is real.
THE ANNUAL WORKSHOP
One afternoon a year. A generic case study. Forgotten by the next quarter.
THE MONTHLY DRILL
Thirty minutes a month. Your company's actual risks. Reflexes that hold when it counts.
How rehearse works
Set up your company profile
rehearse runs live research on your industry, media landscape, and sector crisis patterns — real, cited sources.
one-time setupRun your monthly drill
A branching scenario built from that research. Decision timers of 180–240 seconds keep the pressure honest.
15–30 minGet your debrief
Strengths, gaps, and concrete recommendations the moment you finish — plus a report you can hand to the C-suite.
immediateIn the drill, Cassie is in your corner
- Context-aware advice during the briefing and every stage — she sees your company profile and the scenario you're in.
- She'll pressure-test your thinking, but she never reveals which option is “correct”. The decisions stay yours.
- Available the whole drill, no scheduling — ask her anything while the clock runs.
BEING STRAIGHT WITH YOU
Cassie is an AI — named after Cassandra, the prophet nobody listened to. She has no career history and no war stories, and we won't invent any. What she has is context: your company, your scenario, your current stage — and crisis communication best practice to hold your decisions against.
Honest answers, no fine print
rehearse is in early access. You won't find customer logos or glowing testimonials here yet — we'd rather earn them than invent them.
Each scenario is built from live research on your company: your industry, your media landscape, your sector's crisis patterns — with real, cited sources. No generic templates.
No. Cassie is an AI character, and her photos are AI-generated. We'd rather tell you that upfront than pretend otherwise. What's real is the practice: the scenarios, the time pressure, and the debrief.
One drill a month, 15–30 minutes, plus a one-time company setup. The debrief is generated the moment you finish.
Good — keep it. A manual is a map; a drill is walking the route with a clock running. rehearse tests whether your team can execute the manual under pressure, and shows you where it bends.
rehearse is in early access and free while we build with our first teams. Pricing comes later — early teams hear about it first.
Your first drill takes 30 minutes.
I'll walk you through it — from briefing to debrief. The decisions are yours to make.