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.
Tours
Every clip is recorded from the real apps doing the real thing: the Mac app, the iPhone and iPad remote, and a student's browser. No mock-ups. The AI clips use a local model running on the Mac, sped up a little so you don't wait for it.
Mac · AI on your Mac
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.
Mac · Live room
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.
Mac · Slides
Speaker notes in front of you, slides in the video. A countdown, then every slide change becomes a chapter in the recording.
Mac · Slides
Sample decks for twelve sectors (healthcare training, onboarding, sales and more), ready to edit or present.
Mac · Live streaming
Choose where to stream, and the same picture as your recording goes out live while you present. Here to a test server; YouTube, LinkedIn, Twitch and Vimeo work the same way.
Mac · Sharing
One .snazzy file with the deck (and presets if you like), sent by AirDrop, Messages or Mail. See exactly what's inside first.
iPad
Pair by scanning a code, then record, pause and stop, change slides, read your notes large, and ask the assistant, all from the iPad.
iPhone
The same controls on iPhone: the timer, recording, slides, notes and the assistant.
Any phone or laptop
No app, no account: a browser shows your live slides and the board. Students type an idea, post it and vote.
Want the details? Read how a live lesson works or how to go live on YouTube.