Live Slide Presentations on Every Learner’s Device
Slides they follow, not just watch
A slide on a projector is a one-way broadcast. Put the same slide on each learner’s own screen — with a way to chat, react and ask — and a presentation becomes a shared live session.
Upload your deck, share a QR code, and every device stays in step with you as you present.
What you can do
Your slides on every device
Learners follow the deck on their own phone or laptop, kept in sync with the slide you are on. No squinting at the front of the room.
Public and private chat
A chat panel runs beside the slides. Learners post to the whole room or message you privately, which gives quieter learners a way to ask.
Emoji reactions and raise hand
Reactions float up on every screen without interrupting you, and a raised hand stays up in a queue until you or the learner lowers it.
See who is still with you
Watch who has joined, who is active and who has gone inactive or left, so you can pace the room and pull people back.
Presenter view with speaker notes
Open a second window showing your notes, the next slide and a timer, while the audience sees only the slide.
Learners can look back
Learners can step back to an earlier slide to catch up, without ever getting ahead of where you are.
Watch it in action
Frequently asked questions
How do learners see the slides?
They scan a QR code or open a short link. The deck opens in their browser and stays in sync with the slide you are presenting — no app and no account.
Can learners ask questions during the presentation?
Yes. They can post in the public chat, send you a private message, react with an emoji or raise a hand, which stays in a queue until it is lowered.
Can I see who is paying attention?
You can see who has joined, who is currently active, who has gone inactive and who has left, updated live while you present.
Can I add quizzes or activities to my slides?
Yes. An Interactive Lecture is a slide deck with break points: pause after any slide to launch a quiz, activity or discussion, then resume the deck.
Does it work for remote and hybrid sessions?
Yes. Because the slides are on each learner’s own device, it works the same whether they are in the room, online, or a mix of both.
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