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Live Present — Your Audience Follows Every Slide
Present a deck live from any screen: share a join code, and every viewer's screen follows the slide you're on — with emoji reactions, a live chat, on-slide annotation, and hand-off of control.
Share one code or link — your audience opens it in a browser, no app and no account, and their screen follows the slide you're presenting.
The room talks back: viewers tap emoji that float up on every screen and ask questions in a live chat, with the presenter's messages marked.
Draw the eye and share the stage — highlight a line or pin a note on the slide, then hand control to a guest and take it back whenever you like.
When a live session starts, the presented deck is sealed as a Sent Version — an immutable record of exactly what the room saw.
Live · one presenter, every screen in sync
On the left, the presenter advances and highlights a slide. On the right, the audience — joined by a code, no app — follows the same slide, reacts with emoji, and chats. Control can be handed to a guest and taken back at any time.
- 0downloads for your audienceThey open a link in any browser — no app, no plugin, no account.
- 1-waypresenter → audience syncYou drive the slide; every screen follows. Not co-editing — one clear source of truth.
- 8one-tap reactionsA curated set of emoji that float up live on every screen the moment a viewer taps.
- 3ways to mark a slideSweep a highlight, pin a note, or draw freehand — placed by percentage, so it maps to any screen.
What it is
Present a deck live — and let the room follow you.
Live Present turns any deck into a live room. You share a short join code, your audience opens it in a browser, and their screens follow the slide you're on as you present. No screen-share, no app to install, no account for them to make — just your deck, live on every device at once.
It's built for how decks actually work: you drive, the room follows. Sync is one-way — presenter to audience — so there's always one clear source of truth on the screen. Along the way the room can react with emoji and ask questions in a live chat, you can highlight or pin a note on the slide, and you can hand control to a guest speaker and take it back with a tap. It is live presenting, not co-editing.
How it works
Share a link, and you're presenting.
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Share a code or link
Press Go Live on any deck you own and you get a short join code and a link. Read the code off the screen or drop the link in the chat — your audience opens it in a browser, with nothing to install and no account to create.
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The audience follows your slide
As you move through the deck, every viewer's screen follows to the slide you're on. Sync is the slide itself, sent presenter-to-audience over fast polling — so a 16:9 slide fills any screen, phone or laptop, with no tiny text and no scroll-drift.
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They react and chat
Viewers tap an emoji and it floats up on every screen, or they ask a question in the live chat — where your own messages are marked so the room always knows the presenter is answering. You feel the room without stopping to read faces.
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Annotate — or hand over control
Draw the eye with a highlight or a pinned note right on the slide. Need a teammate to walk through their part? Hand them control and they drive the deck for everyone — then take it back with a tap.
Where it shines
Every screen on your slide, wherever the room is.
Everyone on the same slide, no screen-share
Skip the laggy screen-share and the “can you see my screen?” dance. Send a code; each person watches on their own device at full resolution, and their view snaps to yours as you go.
Read the room from the reactions
Watch reactions land in real time and field questions in the chat without breaking your flow — then hand the prospect control so they can explore the slide that caught their eye.
Bring a co-presenter on stage
Run a session solo, then pass control to a guest speaker so they drive their own section for the whole room — and reclaim it the moment they're done, all from one live deck.
Why it matters
A live deck should feel like being in the room.
Screen-sharing a deck was always a compromise: a compressed video of your screen, tiny text on someone's phone, and no way for the room to respond without unmuting. Live Present sends the slide itself — crisp on every device — and gives the audience a way to react and ask without interrupting. You get the feedback of a live room without losing control of the deck.
And because you can hand control to a guest and take it back, one live link can carry a whole session — a pitch, a demo, a workshop with two speakers — instead of a scramble of new screen-shares. One deck, one code, everyone on the same slide.