Bring the talk in
Paste your notes, or import them from a PDF or a Word file. The Presentation script type sets a slide pace of 85 words a minute and splits by paragraph, and a line like [0:30] on its own gives a section a target duration.
A teleprompter for presentations and oral exams
Rehearsing is free and unlimited: the prompter scrolls at the pace you set, so you find out whether the talk fits its five minutes long before you are standing in front of the room. When you want to hear yourself, record it and play the finished take back.
No account needed to start. Rehearse free for 7 days — 2 without an account. Studio — recording, the finished export and subtitles — is paid.
Press play. The prompter scrolls.
It moves at the pace you set,
and tells you if you are ahead.
Read the whole thing once.
Now you know how long it takes.
- Arabic + English
- Recordings never leave your device
- Finished export
How it works for you
Rehearsal is the free part of this app, and it is the part you need.
Rehearse to the clock
Press play and the prompter scrolls at your pace with no microphone involved — a live readout tells you whether you are running ahead of the target or behind it. Rehearse free for 7 days — 2 without an account.
Hear yourself back
When you want to know how it actually sounds, record it. Tap once to redo a sentence that came out wrong, and the export is a finished recording — with subtitle files, which double as a readable transcript of what you said.
What a student gets
Only what the app actually does today.
- Rehearse free for 7 days — 2 without an account. Script editing, the templates and the imports stay free after that.
- A pace target in words per minute with a live readout of how far ahead or behind you are running.
- Section targets. Put [0:30] on its own line and that part of the talk gets a target duration.
- Presentation templates. “Five-minute pitch” and “Project update” — shapes to talk into when the blank page is the problem.
- Import your notes. PDF or Word.
- Arabic and English, equally. Right-to-left at reading size, tashkeel that does not clip, Arabic-aware sentence splitting, and a pace target calibrated for Arabic.
- Your work stays yours. Scripts and takes are stored in your browser on your own device; there is no server for them.
- A fullscreen prompter you can drive with the keyboard, or let it advance when you breathe.
Questions students ask
Is rehearsing really free?
Rehearsing is free for 7 days from your first use, and the first 2 of those days need no account at all — after that you sign in with a link sent to your email, no password. Script editing, the templates, PDF and Word import and your settings stay free forever with no account. Recording, the auto-edited export and subtitles are Studio, which is paid; there is no Studio trial.
Can I use it during the presentation itself?
Yes. Press F for a fullscreen prompter, and drive it with the arrow keys or let it advance as you speak. The interface never mirrors, so an Arabic script inside the English interface behaves exactly as you rehearsed it.
My script is in Arabic — will it read properly?
Yes. Arabic is a first-class script here, not a translation layer: right-to-left reading, real Arabic type at reading size, no letter-spacing, tashkeel that does not clip, sentence splitting that knows Arabic punctuation, and pace targets calibrated separately for Arabic, which carries more meaning per word than English.
Find out how long your talk really is
Paste it, press play, and read it once from end to end. No account needed to start, and that read-through is the part that changes the mark.
No account needed to start. Rehearse free for 7 days — 2 without an account. Studio — recording, the finished export and subtitles — is paid.