AI presenter

Presentations
that answer back.

For product tours, onboarding and team training.

Your AI employee teaches your slides and videos as lessons, with a face and a voice. People can stop it to ask a question, then take a quiz. You see the results in Insights.

Free to start · No card required · PDFs up to 50 MB, videos up to 100 MB

Illustrative walkthrough
HARBOR STUDIOWELCOME / 01

A gentler
first day.

01

Meet your buddy.Your first stop for everyday questions.

02

Take a little tour.Find the spaces and tools you’ll use.

ROOM TO FIND YOUR FEET.Harbor Studio
Priya, the illustrative presenter
PriyaExample host
Scripted explanation

“Start with your buddy. They’re your first stop for everyday questions.”

From the onboarding guide
Fictional source · Onboarding guide.pdf1 page
Up to 10 PDFs or videos Questions at any point A face and a voice Quiz results in Insights
Training that talks back

Teach it. Take questions.
Know what landed.

Your material becomes a lesson people can talk to, and you find out what they understood.

01 / Teach the material

Give your slides a voice.

Add up to 10 PDFs (50 MB each) or videos (100 MB each) as lessons. Your presenter teaches each one with a face and a voice.

Up to 10 lessons.
02 / Take questions

Let them interrupt.

People stop the presenter and ask about a point in their own words. It answers from your material, then carries on with the lesson.

Questions at any point.
03 / Check understanding

Quiz them. See the results.

Your presenter quizzes the audience on the lessons, and every attempt shows up in Insights → Quiz.

Results in Insights.
A place to try the conversation

Bring a question.
See where it goes.

Open the public presenter demo and let it start the lesson. Then stop it with a question of your own.

AI presenterReady to open
Take a seat. Try a question.

Stop it.
Ask your question.

Press start and let the presenter begin. Then ask your own question, by voice or by typing.

Opens the demo here. Voice requires microphone permission.

Up to 10 lessons Your questions Text & voice
Ideas for your first question

“Could you explain that another way?”

“What is the key point here?”

“Can we revisit that part?”

Start with the material

Your lessons in.
A presenter out.

Start in Employees → Hire employee. Switch on Presenter, add your lessons, and pick the character and voice that suit your audience.

  1. 01
    Switch on Presenter.

    Choose it when you hire the employee.

  2. 02
    Add up to 10 lessons.

    PDFs up to 50 MB each, videos up to 100 MB each.

  3. 03
    Share it and watch the results.

    Share it as a link or put it on your website. Quiz attempts show up in Insights.

Read the Presenter setup guide

A presenter teaching an onboarding lesson: slide 3 of 12, the presenter's character and a transcript in which she answers a question

Inside Aivah · A presenter teaching a lesson · Illustrative workspace data

Four ways businesses use it

One presenter.
Four audiences.

The same idea works for new starters, customers and your sales team. Give each audience its own lessons.

Onboarding

Make the first day feel familiar.

Turn your welcome guide into a lesson new starters can question at their own pace.

“Who should I ask when I need help?”
Explore the role
Training

Move from listening to learning.

Teach a course from your own decks and videos, then quiz people on what matters.

“Can you walk me through that example?”
Explore the role
Product education

A product tour that takes questions.

Walk customers through a product PDF or video and let them dig into the parts they care about.

“How does this step fit into the workflow?”
Explore the role
Sales enablement

Know who’s ready to sell it.

Brief your team on new products and pricing, and see from the quiz results who’s ready.

“Which part should I bring to the team?”
Explore the role

Example questions people ask a presenter.

A face and a voice

The voice. The character.
Your presentation.

Give your presenter a face and a voice your audience will remember. They come from the same Library as your other AI employees.

Choose a face.

Your own photo as a Hero character, or a ready-made one.

01

Characters & backgrounds in the Aivah Library: Hero, Basic, Advanced and Gemini Live catalogs, character cards and Create character

Explore live characters

Find the right sound.

A built-in voice, or your own. Clone a voice from 10 seconds of clear speech, with the speaker’s permission.

02

Voices in the Library: three cloned voices, each with play and delete controls, and Create voice

Explore voices
Results you can act on

See what people
actually understood.

Quiz attempts and conversations land in Insights. You see which lessons worked, which questions came up and what to improve.

Explore Insights
Before the first question

A few things
to know.

Visit the Help Center
What can I use as lessons?

Up to 10 PDFs (up to 50 MB each) or videos (up to 100 MB each) per presenter. Presenters teach from these lessons rather than from website links or text.

Where do I create a presenter?

In Employees → Hire employee, switch on Presenter. Add your lessons and choose the character, voice and AI model. You choose Presenter when you hire, so hire a separate presenter for each course.

Can people ask questions during the presentation?

Yes. People can stop it with a question, by voice or by typing. The presenter answers from your lessons, then carries on.

How do quizzes work?

The presenter can quiz the audience on the lessons. Every attempt appears in Insights → Quiz, so you can see what people understood and where they struggled.

How many presenters do I get?

A presenter is an AI employee, so it counts towards your plan’s AI employees. The Free plan includes 3 AI employees. Hobby, Starter and Standard include 1 AI employee. Business and Business+ include 2 AI employees. Enterprise plans are tailored to you.

Can I choose the presenter’s appearance and voice?

Yes. Pick any character from Library → Characters & backgrounds, and a built-in or cloned voice from Library → Voices.

The best part might be the next question

Give your material
a conversation.

Your lessons. A presenter that teaches, listens and quizzes.