Live audience URL
Share one link. Everyone follows your current slide in real time, with a live viewer count so you know they arrived.
Slide decks
The document is the deck.
Switch any Markdown document to slide view and your headings become slide titles. Present to a live audience URL with follow-the-presenter sync and a private notes window.
No conversion step. The same file is both surfaces.AI creates and editsLive collaborationInline commentsVersion historyFolders and namespaces
Decks drift from the document they came from
Three reasons that happens — and what removes it.
You rewrite the write-up into slides, then fix both every time one changes.
One file, two views. Edit once and the deck is already current.
Speaker notes end up on a phone or a printed page beside the laptop.
A presenter window on your screen; the audience view cannot render notes.
Remote viewers scroll to the wrong slide and quietly get lost.
Follow-the-presenter keeps the whole room on the slide you are on.
Presenting, handled
The parts that usually go wrong five minutes before you start.
Presenter notes stay private
Notes open in a separate window on your machine. The audience surface has no code path that renders them.
Layouts and themes
Per-slide layout directives and premium deck themes, all expressed in the same Markdown file.
Write the argument once, present it anywhere
Slides are a view of your Markdown, not a separate artefact to keep in sync. Export to PDF when someone needs a handout.
1File, two surfaces
LiveFollow-the-presenter
NotesPrivate to the presenter
PDFHandout export