Oh boy, your teammates decide to let you be the person in-charge to do the presentation. The worst is this is your first time ever to do the presentation and the adrenaline rush oh my what should I do? Here you are, standing in front of a big group ready to make your presentation. These moments is a very critical for you whether you nail it or you screw it. Luckily people are being smart enough to create apps that can help you to nail your presentation. These apps can help you to feel more confident, really sell your business to people and perhaps let you enjoy the experience. These are top 5 apps to help you in doing public speaking:

1. Prompster

Stop carrying your thick notes! This shows that you're not fully ready to do the presentation. But it can be tricky to memorise every single sentence for the presentation isn't it? Why not you keep your visual presentation nice and smart and take out all the wordy text to catch the eye. But how to memeorise everything? Relax we're going to solve this matter. Install Prompster, an app that acts as your own teleprompter which you can access via phone or tablet. So even if you're nervous and can't remember your lines, you don't need to struggle with flash cards. 

2. Pro-Metronome

Check your speaking pace, you don't want to speak very fast or too slow which might make your audience sleepy throughout your presentation. Normally when someone is nervous, he/she tends to speak a little rush and get your facts all mix-up. The audience might get lost in the middle of your presentation. Stay calm and relax and control your speaking pace by installing Pro-Metronome. This application is ideal for you even though it is designed  for musicians to count their beat but still, you can use it for your  presentation. 

3. Ummo

We tends to use filler words to fill the silence during the presentation, unless if we're professional speaker then we are fully trained how to give a speech wisely. Using too many "umms", "ahhhssss", and "like" and even "you know"  into your speech can harm your credibility. The issue here is this is natural and you won't realise you're doing it. Speech coaching app called Ummo can help with your practice. It records and transcribes your speech as you practice and even highlight when you use filler words. This can greatly control your speech.

4. Presentation Clock

This is the essential stuff and even a professional use it during their presentation. People usually use watches to count the time but you won't be able to check it while you're talking. So Presentation Clock allows you to keep track on how much time you've got left. It is simple yet very useful. The countdown can also be set to turn yellow then red to aware you how many time left so you'll not drag the presentation.