Copresent

What it does

Copresent turns your phone into a Google Slides remote - swipe to advance, notes on screen. Need to co-present? Share one link and up to 10 people drive the same deck from any device. No app or account for guests.

Turn your phone into a Google Slides remote — then share the link and let your team drive the same deck. No app, no account, free to start.

Swipe to advance and read your speaker notes from your phone . Share the link and a teammate can drive the same deck . No install, no account. Watch how quickly your phone becomes the clicker — and how easily your team joins the same deck. The remote is a mobile-friendly web page. Open it on any phone. Swipe left and right. That's it. Whoever is driving sees the current slide's speaker notes in real time. Hand off mid-sentence without losing the thread. Co-founders, co-teachers, panel guests — everyone gets a turn. No screen-share swaps. Only the host installs the extension. Co-presenters just click a link. Every session has its own unique link. Your slides stay inside Google Slides —…from copresent.app

In the maker’s words, at launch

Hi HN, I'm the maker of Copresent. It does two things: 1. Turns your phone into a Google Slides remote. Open a link, swipe to advance, and read your speaker notes off the phone while you walk around the room. No dongle. 2. Lets several people drive the same live deck. You share one link. Up to 10 co-presenters can…

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