Bubu Present
Turn your phone into a presentation remote for Mac
What it does
Bubu Present is a simple native Mac app that turns any phone with a browser into a presentation remote. Open your presentation on your Mac, scan a QR code with your phone, and control it from there. No mobile app. No account. No uploads. Just your Mac, your phone, and a QR code. One-time purchase for $4.99. And 50% of our proceeds support dog shelters.
Use your phone as a presentation remote for Mac. Present PDFs, Keynote decks and photo slideshows with a QR code — no mobile app or cloud upload.
Open a PDF or Keynote deck, or build a slideshow from photos. Scan the QR code and control every slide from your phone — no mobile app, account or uploads. A phone presentation clicker for Mac, in three steps. No extra hardware. Open a PDF or Keynote file, or drop photos and reorder them into a deck. No physical presentation remote to buy or carry. No companion mobile app. No signup. Nothing new to configure before a presentation. Bubu Present is a native Mac app. Your phone does not install anything — the controller is just a browser page. Mac and phone need to reach each other on the same local network. If regular Wi-Fi is unavailable, connect the Mac to your iPhone Personal Hotspot and…from bubukits.com
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