Aitho
Rehearse and deliver presentations from your own slides: create a talk from a PDF or PowerPoint deck, attach a speaker script, start a presentation, move between slides, and ask questions answered from your own material.
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Aitho, the AI slide teleprompter for presentations Anxious about presenting?You are not alone.
You know your material. The hard part is delivering it when the room is watching.
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Prepare. Rehearse. Present.
- Import a deck
- Practice out loud
- Start presenting
Real Aitho. What you see. What the room sees.
Audience view What the room sees
Presenter view Private to you
What happens in the clip
The private Presenter View follows the speaker's words while the clean audience view advances through the same presentation. The speaker keeps their script; the room sees only the slides.
Works where you already present
- Zoom
- Microsoft Teams
- Google Meet
- Webex
- Slack huddles
- TV or projector
- Second screen
Built for the moments that actually go wrong.
Lose your place? Your support follows where you actually speak.
Skip ahead or circle back. Aitho catches up to where you are.
Voice-following script and slides
The teleprompter panel as you speak: Finding your place, then the lines you are reading, with the next ones waiting beneath.
Keep what you need visible — and private.
Your script and answers stay on your screen. The room sees only your slides.
Presenter View and Audience Stage
The slide the room sees on the shared screen, with the Aitho phone app, ready to present, in front of it.
When the unexpected question comes, you don't have to face it alone.
A short private answer, drawn from your own material.
Private Q&A
The private answer, on your screen only: the question as heard, and three short points drawn from your own material.
Practice recovery, not just perfection.
Rehearse out loud, with your pace and filler words tracked.
Rehearse mode
The Rehearse screen in the Aitho phone app: the sample talk ready to practice, with the sound check and the Start button.
Hand your assistant the deck. Get a talk back.
Give it the deck and the documents. A ready talk lands in your Aitho library. Included with Presenter Pro.
One address to connect https://present.aitho.app/mcp
In your AI assistant
"Make this deck into a talk in Aitho, and use these three documents for the Q&A."
Created "Q3 Capability Briefing": 14 slides, a speaker script written to match each slide, and 3 documents attached to your private answers. It is in your library.
Before you try it
Why does presenting feel so hard?
Because you are doing five things at once: remembering what comes next, watching the audience, controlling your pace, managing slides, and being ready for questions.
What if things don't go exactly as planned?
That's okay. What matters is being able to recover and keep the audience connected to the idea.
Where does Aitho fit?
It helps you stay on track and stay present: voice-following support, a private speaker view, and AI Q&A, so you can focus on the room. Explore features
What's in the free plan?
Everything in the demo above: your own deck, the words that follow your voice, and three private answers to try. Enough for your next talk.
What do I need to start?
A free account. Use the sample talk that comes with it, or your own PDF or PowerPoint. No card.
Do I have to change my slides?
No. Bring the deck you have. Aitho never edits it.
What happens if I go off script?
Keep talking. Aitho waits, and when your words return to the script it catches up with you. If you skip ahead, it follows.
What does the audience see?
Only your slides, in a separate window you share. Your script and your answers stay on your screen, and the answers come from your own slides and documents.
Where does my voice go?
It is used to keep your place and is not stored. On the web it goes to your browser's own speech service, or to Aitho's own servers if you choose that mode. In the phone app, recognition runs on the phone when the phone supports it. The full detail, in plain language
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes, in any browser, with the iPhone app on the App Store, and the Android app on Google Play.
Can I use it in a graded or judged talk?
Use it to rehearse as much as you like. For the talk itself, follow your event's rules on notes and assistance.