Built for the room.
And the seat.
From the keynote stage to the back row, every screen stays in sync. Speakers stay present, audiences stop photographing slides, and the room becomes something people actually revisit.
Know exactly where attention peaked.
Every highlight, note, and question becomes signal. Walk off stage already knowing which slides resonated, which lines got quoted, and which moments the room came back to.
- Attention curve, slide by slide
- Top quotes ranked by highlight count
- Revisit map of the whole deck
The room becomes interactive instead of passive.
Guests tap a line to highlight it, type a note next to it, drop a question into the queue. Phones come out to participate, not to photograph slides.
- Personal highlights and notes per seat
- Crowd highlights overlay for the speaker
- Anonymous or named Q&A
Presentations people revisit instead of forget.
When the talk ends, every attendee leaves with their own annotated copy of the deck: highlights, notes, and questions intact. The session keeps working long after the lights come up.
- Personal PDF auto-emailed after the talk
- Branded with your event, searchable
- Cohort notebooks for multi-day programs
Presentations,
finally measurable.
See the moments people highlighted, the questions they asked, the slides they came back to. The talk becomes data, and the data tells you what to keep, what to cut, and what to write the next deck about.
The boring parts, handled.
Live audience view
Every phone in the room follows the stage in under a second.
Presenter mode
Speaker notes, a clean timer, the next slide, the audience pulse. Stay calm, stay present.
Scan to join
A QR goes up on stage. Guests scan. No app, no account, no login wall.
Browser-based, anywhere
Phone, tablet, laptop. If it has a browser, it can join.
White-label theming
Your logo, your colors, your domain. The session looks like the event, not like us.
Captions in 28 languages
Live captions for accessibility and global rooms. Built in, no plugin.
One source on stage. A copy in every hand.
The presenter dashboard runs the room. Every attendee sees the same slide, marked up the way they remember it.
Attention is the only currency we have left.
Highlighted by 187 attendees · most-quoted moment of the talk