Mac · AI on your Mac
Make a deck by talking
Type (or say) what you need. The assistant plans the slides, writes them with speaker notes, checks its own work and shows you the result. Here with a local model on the Mac: nothing leaves it.
Just say it.
Snazzy Pro is a presentation studio you run by conversation. It plans your talk, builds the slides, frames your camera and records the video. Then it takes you live: to a classroom on your Wi-Fi, or to YouTube, Twitch and Vimeo.
macOS 15 or later · Apple Silicon and Intel · 6 MB · Signed and notarized by Apple · Coming soon to the Mac App Store
All downloads and install steps · By downloading you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
How it works
Talk. Build. Present. Go live.
One conversation takes you from an idea to a finished video or a live class. Every step also has buttons, if you prefer clicking.
1
Talk
Say what you need, by typing or out loud. The assistant asks a couple of questions, then plans the outline and writes your script.
Make it five minutes, for the leadership team.
2
Build
Watch the slides, or a clickable app prototype, being written live. The assistant checks its own work and fixes errors before you see them.
Add a chart of the pipeline. Darker theme.
3
Present & record
Present the deck with your speaker notes in front of you, your camera in the corner and your mic, all in one take. Each slide becomes a chapter.
Put my iPad camera bottom-right and record this deck.
4
Go live
Open a live room your class joins from a QR code, with a brainstorm board, or stream to YouTube, Twitch or Vimeo.
Start a live room for brainstorming the school fair.
See it working
Recorded from the real app.
No mock-ups: these are the Mac app, the iPhone and iPad remote and a student's browser, doing the real thing.
Mac · Live room
Run a live classroom
Start a room, students join from a QR code and post ideas. Votes come in, you send a message to everyone, and the assistant turns the ideas into a deck.
1 takeScreen, camera and mic on one clock
Local or cloudOllama on your Mac, or Claude
Raw tracksChange the layout after recording
RemoteRun it all from your iPhone, iPad or Apple Watch
Live roomsStudents join from a QR code, no app or account
Builder
Watch your slides being written.
Ask for a deck or a working prototype. Code appears as the assistant writes it, the preview updates on every save, and console errors go straight back to the assistant so it can fix them.
- 16:9 slide decks with speaker notes and charts
- Clickable app prototypes with real interactions
- Present the result in its own window, or record it
Present
Your notes in front of you, slides in the video.
The Builder makes the deck; the Slides tab presents it. Record This Deck captures the slides straight from their own window, so no menu bar, notifications or other windows ever appear in your video.
- Speaker notes as a teleprompter, with the next slide shown
- Next slide from the keyboard, your voice, your iPhone or your Apple Watch
- Every slide change becomes a chapter in the recording
Camera Prompter
Read your script. Look at the lens.
A teleprompter that sits right under your Mac's camera, so your eyes stay on the viewer while you read. It scrolls at your speaking speed, starts when you hit Record, and never appears in the recording, the live room or the stream.
- Your slide notes (it follows the slides) or a script you paste
- Speed in words per minute, big text, drag to scroll by hand
- Under the built-in camera, or on any display you choose
Camera
Your camera, framed perfectly.
Use your Mac's camera, a USB webcam, Continuity Camera, or the iPad or iPhone on your desk, connected by cable. Drag and pinch the live preview to frame yourself. Previews never appear in the recording.
- Crop, zoom and rotation remembered for each device
- Corner, size, border and rounded corners for the inset
- Waits patiently for an iPad or iPhone to appear
Recording
One take. Nothing out of step.
Screen, camera and microphone are captured in one place, on one clock, so they stay in step. Pause and resume freely. If a camera freezes or gets unplugged, the recording carries on and the freeze is marked.
- 1080p H.264 video, ready to share
- Raw screen, camera and mic tracks kept alongside
- Saved to Movies › Snazzy Pro with a timestamped name
Voice and AI
Talk instead of typing.
Press the mic and speak. It's transcribed on your Mac. Pick the AI per task, and save complete setups as presets you can switch between in a sentence.
- Local models with Ollama: nothing leaves your Mac
- Claude from Anthropic with your own key, only after you agree
- Presets: "load my desk setup", "save this as Demo day"
Live classroom
Teach live. Brainstorm together.
Start a live room and your class scans a QR code. They watch your slides and camera and hear you in their browser, then add ideas to a shared board and vote. It goes straight from your Mac over your Wi-Fi: no Zoom, no accounts, no servers.
From a room full of ideas to a deck.
- Join from any phone, tablet or laptop with the QR code and room code
- Live video of your slides or screen with your camera, and your voice
- A brainstorm board: everyone posts and votes, you hide or remove ideas
- Post messages and your own ideas to everyone, or ask the assistant to
- “Turn ideas into a deck”: the assistant groups them into themes, with speaker notes
Go live online
Go live on YouTube, or LinkedIn, or both.
For a big public audience, stream your slides, camera and voice to YouTube: free, searchable, and it keeps the replay. Business audience? Add LinkedIn Live. Twitch, Vimeo, Facebook and your own RTMP server work too.
- “Go live on YouTube with my slides and camera bottom-right.”
- A full-quality copy is recorded to your Mac at the same time
- Stream to several places at once
- Slow upload? Quality drops automatically, and you're told
- Stream keys stay in your Keychain; it asks before every stream
Where should you go live?
| Audience | Best place | Why |
|---|---|---|
| The public: learners, customers, developers | YouTube Live | Free, huge reach, found in search later, keeps the replay |
| Business buyers, IT and security teams | LinkedIn Live | Where enterprise buyers already are |
| Developer community, casual streams | Twitch or X | Smaller, niche audiences |
| A class or team in the same building | Snazzy Pro live room | QR code, any browser, nothing leaves your Wi-Fi |
| Private company talks | Not YouTube | “Unlisted” isn't private. Use a live room or your company's own server |
Read the guide: Where to go live · How to go live on YouTube
iPhone & iPad
A remote and a teleprompter in your hand.
Pair your iPhone or iPad by scanning a code on your Mac. Then start and stop recording, change slides and read your speaker notes from across the room, or ask the assistant for something. The link is encrypted, and only devices you pair can connect.
Apple Watch
Start, stop and change slides from your wrist.
The Snazzy Pro watch app comes with the iPhone app. Start, pause and stop recording on your Mac, go to the next or previous slide, and see the recording time at a glance. Your watch taps your wrist when recording starts and stops, so you can keep your eyes on your audience.
Read more: The Apple Watch remote
Share
Send your deck to another Snazzy Pro user.
Share a deck or prototype, with presets and backgrounds if you like, as one .snazzy file by AirDrop, Messages or Mail. They double-click it and it opens in their Builder. API keys, conversations and recordings are never included.
Coming soon
- Sign in with YouTube: Snazzy Pro creates the live event for you, with title, description and a thumbnail from your first slide.
- Live chat on screen: see YouTube chat in Snazzy Pro, and let the assistant pick out questions for you to answer.
- Snazzy Pro Camera: your slides and camera as a camera in Zoom, Teams and Meet.
- iPhone and iPad as the camera: record the device's camera in full quality, synced with your Mac.
One app for every kind of explaining
Who it’s for.
Teachers, sales teams, nurses, finance leads and shift managers all record the same way: say what you need, check the slides, press Record. Snazzy Pro includes a sample deck for each of these jobs, so you can start from one and make it yours.
| Who it's for | Sample deck included | Slides | Screen | Camera inset | iPhone / iPad camera | Backgrounds | Captions | Share link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EducationTeachers and tutors | A five-minute lesson | ✓ | · | ✓ | · | · | ✓ | · |
| SalesSales and account teams | A personal demo for one prospect | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | · | ✓ | · | · |
| HealthcareClinical educators | A hand-hygiene refresher | ✓ | · | · | ✓ | · | ✓ | · |
| FinanceFinance leads and CFOs | A board results briefing | ✓ | · | ✓ | · | ✓ | ✓ | · |
| HR & PeoplePeople teams | Onboarding | ✓ | · | ✓ | · | ✓ | · | ✓ |
| MarketingMarketers and agencies | A campaign briefing | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | · | ✓ | · | ✓ |
| Real estateEstate agents | A property walkthrough | ✓ | · | · | ✓ | · | · | · |
| NonprofitCharities and fundraisers | An impact report | ✓ | · | ✓ | · | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Customer supportSupport teams | A how-to video | ✓ | · | · | ✓ | · | ✓ | · |
| ManufacturingShift and safety managers | A safety briefing | ✓ | · | ✓ | · | · | ✓ | · |
| HospitalityRestaurant and hotel managers | A menu briefing | ✓ | · | · | ✓ | · | · | ✓ |
| DevelopersEngineers and developer relations | A release demo | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | · | · | ✓ | · |
✓ = what that job usually uses. Every feature works for everyone; the sample decks show a starting point for each. Names and figures in the samples are made up.
For developers
Demo your code in one take.
Turn a pull request into a short demo, explain the error in your terminal, and share the result with your team. Each feature is a switch in Settings, and your code stays on your Mac unless you approve otherwise.
Demo a pull request
Loads the PR's description and diff and plans a 2–4 slide demo with a talk script.
“Make a demo of PR #123.”Explain your terminal
Reads the window you're showing with on-device text recognition. Secrets are hidden before anything goes to a cloud model.
“Explain what's in my terminal.”Zoom to the error
Smoothly zooms the recording to the line that matters, then back out.
“Zoom in on the stack trace.”Trim without re-encoding
Cut the start or end in seconds. The original and its raw tracks stay untouched.
“Cut the first 5 seconds.”Captions and a summary
Captions made on your Mac (.srt, .vtt, or burned in) and a summary with chapters.
“Summarise my last recording.”Share to your own storage
Your S3, R2 or MinIO bucket, or GitHub. Get a link and text ready for Slack, a PR or Jira.
“Share it to S3.”Also: an MCP server so Claude Code, Cursor and other agents can drive Snazzy Pro, and an MCP client so the assistant can search your docs and data. Set it up.
Privacy
Your Mac. Your recordings.
No accounts, no analytics, no servers of ours. Everything you make stays on your Mac.
Stays local
Recordings, projects, conversations and presets live on your Mac. Your API keys live in the Keychain.
Asks first
Before anything goes to a cloud AI, Snazzy Pro tells you exactly what's sent and asks. Recordings and video are never sent.
Works offline
With a local model, the assistant, voice transcription and recording all work without a network.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Which Macs does it run on?
Macs running macOS 15 or later, with Apple Silicon or Intel: one download works on both. Apple Silicon is recommended, especially for local AI models; Apple's on-device model needs Apple Silicon, so Intel Macs use Ollama or a cloud AI.
How do I install it?
Download the DMG, open it and drag Snazzy Pro into Applications. It's signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens normally. The first time, it asks you to agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. The iPhone and iPad app arrives with the App Store launch.
Do I need an AI subscription?
No. Run a free local model with Ollama, or use Claude from Anthropic with your own API key. You can mix them: a local model for quick commands, Claude for writing.
Can I use my iPhone or iPad as the camera?
Yes. Connect it by cable and point it at yourself, or use Continuity Camera wirelessly. Snazzy Pro crops out the Camera app's buttons and remembers the framing for each device. The Snazzy Pro app for iPhone and iPad (now in testing) is a remote and teleprompter; recording its own camera in full quality comes next.
Is there a teleprompter?
Yes. The Camera Prompter puts your speaker notes or a script right under your Mac's camera, so you read while looking at the lens. It scrolls at your reading speed, starts and pauses with the recording, and is never recorded or streamed. Turn it on with the prompter button next to Record, or Record › Show Camera Prompter (⌥⌘T). More.
Do students need the Snazzy Pro app to take part?
No. Only the presenter needs Snazzy Pro. Students scan the QR code (or open the link and type the room code) in any browser on the same Wi-Fi, on a phone, tablet or laptop. No download, no account, no sign-up. How a live lesson works.
Does the live classroom need Zoom, Teams or the internet?
No. The live room runs directly from your Mac to your students' browsers over your local network. If students are remote, you can stream to YouTube, Twitch or Vimeo instead, or use Zoom or Teams as you do today.
Can I stream to YouTube, LinkedIn or Twitch?
Yes, to one or several at once. Paste each stream key once (they're kept in your Mac's Keychain) and click Go Live. Snazzy Pro asks before every stream, records a copy to your Mac, and lowers the quality automatically if your upload can't keep up. Viewers see you about 2–5 seconds late. Step-by-step guide.
Does my code leave my Mac?
Not with a local model. With a cloud model, Snazzy Pro shows you the exact text (a diff, a transcript or your terminal's text, with likely secrets hidden) and only sends it if you approve. Audio and video are never sent. Share links upload only to storage you own, after you confirm.
Is there a Windows version?
Not at the moment. Snazzy Pro is a native Mac app built on Apple's capture and AI frameworks.
What do recordings look like?
A 1080p video (H.264 with AAC audio) that opens anywhere, plus the raw screen, camera and microphone tracks in a folder next to it, so the camera layout can be changed later.
Where do I get help?
See the support page, or open an issue on GitHub.
Your next presentation is one sentence away.
Download the free beta for Mac now. Snazzy Pro is coming soon to the Mac App Store.