| The old way | The Aitho way | |
|---|---|---|
| Your words | Memorise the script or glance down at notes | Your script follows your voice on your own screen |
| Your slides | Turn to check the screen, fumble a clicker, or say "next slide, please" | Slides move on the room screen as you speak |
| The questions | Hope you remember the number on slide 9 | Repeat the question; a suggested answer from your own material appears on your screen only |
Talk. The room follows.
Your script follows your voice
The word you're on is highlighted. If you pause, it waits. Go off-script and it catches up when you come back.
Your slides move as you speak
Each slide advances when you reach its words. No clicker, no "next slide, please".
The room sees only your slides
Your notes stay on your phone or laptop. The room screen opens aitho.app/cast with your code. Works on Zoom and Teams too.
Help with the questions
Repeat or type a question, and a suggested answer from your own slides and documents appears on your screen only.
Run it once the night before. Keep it running on the day.
Rehearse out loud once so the timing is in your head, then present with the same setup. The slides you already made, the words you plan to say, and nothing for the audience to see but your slides.
For events: one setup for every speaker
If you run a conference, a meetup or a webinar series, open aitho.app/cast on your presentation laptop. Each speaker enters their code and their slides follow their voice, while their notes stay with them. It needs a browser with internet on that laptop. Ask us about free access for your speakers.
For judged events such as pitch competitions or a 3-minute thesis, use Aitho to rehearse; the event's own rules apply on the day.
Questions
Does the audience see my script?
No. Your script and notes stay on your own phone or laptop. The room screen shows only your slides.
Can it run on the event's presentation laptop?
Yes, if that laptop has a browser and internet. It opens aitho.app/cast and enters your 6-digit code, and your slides follow your voice from there.
What happens if I go off-script?
Keep talking. If you pause, the script waits; when you come back to your words, it catches up. You can also move slides by hand at any time.
How does the question help work?
When a question comes, hold the button and repeat it, or type it. A suggested answer drawn from your own slides and documents appears on your screen only.
Is it allowed in a pitch competition or a 3-minute thesis?
Judged events have their own rules, so use Aitho to rehearse for those. For talks, meetings, webinars and lectures, present with it.
Present with Aitho
Free to start. Bring the PDF or PowerPoint you already made. Web, iPhone and Android.
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