A deck to present, spreadsheets to show, PDFs, images and video, code to teach, homework to assign. Every tool in its own window.
This is one deck, playing right now: five consecutive slides one click apart — each one a different world.
Title, text and imagery — the basis of any deck.
The audience answers from their phones; results rise on screen instantly.
Data shown and updated in front of everyone.
Media inside the deck — no external player.
Code written and executed live, before the audience.
Explain with your mic and camera; hand the floor to raised hands.
Draw and annotate over the content while everyone watches.
A written discussion alongside the deck, with slide references.
Show any other app without leaving the session.
Mid-presentation, the whiteboard opens over the slide itself: circle the key idea, sketch an arrow — everyone sees your hand move, live.
Watch the slides and whiteboard, hear the talk live, answer the activities and score points — from anywhere, as if you were in the room.
The audience joins from their phones, earns points for accuracy and speed, and climbs a live leaderboard — while real-time stats appear for the presenter.
يشارك الحضور بهواتفهم، ويحصدون النقاط، وتظهر الإحصاءات للمقدِّم لحظيًا.
Multiple choice, true/false, short answer, essay, and file upload.
Instant auto-grading, per-question manual review, and AI-suggested marks the teacher approves.
Questions authored from your own session content, reviewed before publishing.
A question bank, a different shuffle per student, and a leaderboard.
Code solutions judged automatically with fair hidden tests.
Individual entry codes, a proctored mode, and a phone remote for the presenter.
The AI authors a complete deck from a single title, or reads your file page by page — PDF, Excel, PowerPoint or an image — and rebuilds it as elegant slides. Then edit it by chat: “rewrite slide three”, “add an activity after the intro”.
Audio is captured and turned into text automatically.
Attendees, decisions, action items and vote results — in one organised record.
The session is kept for anyone who missed it, with CSV reports of results and grades.