First35 helps you know what to say, practice it privately, and make a clear, memorable first impression in 35 seconds. If self-introductions feel awkward, you are not alone. You may be quiet, shy, introverted, nervous in new situations, or simply uncomfortable talking about yourself. First35 gives you a private place to prepare your words and rehearse them before the real moment. First35 is not a general speech coach. It focuses on one useful skill: creating and practicing a natural self-introduction that gives people a reason to remember you and continue the conversation. KNOW WHAT TO SAY • Answer a few focused questions about who you are, what you do, and what matters to you • Turn scattered thoughts into a concise 35-second introduction • Choose from three curated styles: Warm, Sharp, and Bold • Save different introductions for new teams, classes, meetups, networking events, communities, pitches, and other first meetings PRACTICE WITHOUT AN AUDIENCE • Record, replay, and retry in a private 35-second practice space • Rehearse the exact words you plan to use • Practice until your introduction feels familiar, natural, and genuinely yours • Build confidence through preparation, not improvisation MAKE A STRONGER FIRST IMPRESSION • Review feedback on pace, steadiness, expressiveness, timing, pauses, and flow • Notice where you rush, flatten your voice, or lose the thread • Improve one take at a time • Give the other person a clear reason to remember you and ask the next question KNOW WHERE TO IMPROVE & SEE PROGRESS • On point AI feedback on where to improve • Compare current and earlier takes • Follow score trends over time • Build a daily practice streak BUILT FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT TO FEEL PREPARED • People who are quiet, shy, or introverted • Anyone who freezes when asked, "Tell me about yourself" • People joining a new team, class, community, or event • Professionals, students, founders, creators, and career changers • Anyone who wants to stop rambling and start with clarity You do not need to become the loudest person in the room. You just need an introduction that is clear, memorable, and practiced. Your first impression, practiced. Privacy Policy: https://first35.nex.tokyo/privacy.html Terms of Use: https://first35.nex.tokyo/terms.html