Plan the right talk for your event in 2 minutes.

The short document an organizer sends a speaker to request a talk: what the event is, who is in the room, what you want the audience to walk away with, logistics, and budget. Most requests skip half of that, which is why they get ignored or quoted wrong.

Yes. No account, no payment, no unlock. Build the brief, copy it, send it to any speaker you want.

About a minute. The questions are taps, not typing, and the brief itself writes in a few seconds once you finish. Nothing to wait on and nothing lands in your inbox unless you ask for it.

No. The brief is written to work for any speaker or bureau. There is a one-tap option to send it to Leo if the topic fits what he speaks on, and he answers those himself.

Your answers and the generated brief are stored so the tool works and so Leo can follow up if you shared your email or sent him the brief. That is what the checkbox in the last step covers, and the details are in the Legal Terms.

If you can, yes. You do not need an exact number; a comfort band is enough. Speakers triage requests with budgets first because it saves everyone a week of polite email.

Leo Morejon, a keynote speaker on AI, marketing, and digital citizenship. He built it because most requests speakers get are missing the exact things this tool asks for.