Use cases

Limelight for every kind of screen work

However you present on screen — teaching, sales demos, YouTube screencasts, or developer tutorials — here is how Limelight makes everything you do easy to follow.

• Guide your prospect’s eyes during a demoOn a sales demo, a prospect on a video call can barely see your cursor and misses half of what you show. Limelight spotlights your cursor and lets you circle the exact feature you are pitching, live.
• Keep every student following your lectureIn a large class or a recorded lecture, students lose your cursor across dense slides, code, and diagrams. Limelight spotlights your pointer, shows the shortcuts you press, and lets you annotate live over anything.
• Make 1-on-1 online tutoring crystal clearIn a tutoring session your student watches your shared screen — and a small cursor and quick clicks lose them. Limelight spotlights your pointer and lets you circle exactly the step you are explaining, live.
• Make your online lessons easy to followTeaching over a screen means students lose your cursor and miss the shortcuts you use. Limelight spotlights your pointer, shows your keystrokes, and lets you draw on anything — so every student can follow along.
• Make your screencasts easy to watchViewers drop off when they can not follow your cursor or see which keys you pressed. Limelight adds a cursor spotlight, on-screen keystrokes, and live drawing to any Mac screen recording.
• Record course videos students can actually followCourse completion drops the moment a learner cannot follow your cursor or see the shortcut you just used. Limelight adds a spotlight, on-screen keystrokes, and drawing to every module you record.
• Show the shortcuts behind your live codingWhen you code fast, your audience can not keep up — actions happen with no visible cause. Limelight shows the keys you press, spotlights your cursor, and lets you circle the exact line of code.