Limelight
Guide your prospect’s eyes during a demo
On 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.
Attention is the whole game in a demo. If the prospect is hunting for your cursor, they are not absorbing your pitch. Limelight puts a glowing spotlight on your pointer so their eyes follow you.
When you reach the feature that closes the deal, press ⌃⌥3 and circle it. The keystroke display can stay off for non-technical buyers, or on when you demo a power workflow.
It shows live in any screen share — Zoom, Meet, Teams — and when you want to send the demo afterward, Limelight records and exports a finished, cinematic video itself. One-time purchase, free to start.
Why Limelight
- ▸Cursor spotlight keeps the prospect’s eyes on your pitch
- ▸Draw to circle the exact feature that closes the deal
- ▸Works live over Zoom, Meet, Teams — and records the demo to a cinematic video
- ▸One-time purchase, free free to start
Cursor spotlight free · from $2.99/mo or $34 lifetime · macOS 14+
Or get Pro — from $2.99/mo · See how it works →
free to start, then go Pro from $2.99/mo or a $34 one-time lifetime license. macOS 14+, notarized by Apple.
FAQ
- Does it work on a sales screen share?
- Yes. The spotlight and drawings appear on top of whatever you share, in any call app.
- Can I turn off the keystroke display?
- Yes — each tool is independent. Use only the cursor spotlight and drawing if you prefer.
- Is anything captured?
- Limelight records your own screen and exports a finished, cinematic video itself, all locally on your Mac — nothing is uploaded.
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