Aitho is a presentation teleprompter: your script follows your voice and your slides advance as you speak, while the room sees only the slides. Present in Spanish, Portuguese, French, Chinese and more, with your PowerPoint animations played as you built them. Web, iPhone and Android; free to start.

If you present from slides, you know the two moments that go wrong: you glance down and lose your place, and someone asks the question you did not prepare for. Aitho is an AI teleprompter for presentations. Import the PDF or PowerPoint you already made and add your script (or let Aitho draft a first pass). As you speak, the script follows your voice and each slide advances as you reach it. No clicker. When questions come, a Q&A copilot drafts an answer from your deck and notes, on your screen only. If your material does not cover it, it can run a web search and cites the source. The room sees only your slides. When you are done, you can export the presentation as PDF, PowerPoint or PNG. It runs in any browser, on iPhone and on Android. Free to start: voice-following, slide advance and rehearse mode are on every plan, and you get 3 copilot answers to try it. Rehearsing a pitch, defense or webinar this week? Try it on that talk and tell us where it lost you.

New this week: you can present in Spanish, Portuguese, French, Chinese and more (Aitho picks up your script's language and listens in it), and your PowerPoint animations now play the way you built them, advanced by your voice.

For many people it's the half-second they look down at their notes and lose their place. For others it's the clicker, the "next slide, please", or a question they didn't prepare for. We're launching Aitho here tomorrow and I'd like to hear which moment is yours. What happens, and what do you do about it today?

Aitho

The AI teleprompter that follows your voice as you present

The AI teleprompter that follows your voice as you present

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What's the moment a presentation goes wrong for you?

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What's the moment a presentation goes wrong for you?