Copresent - Turn your phone into a Google Slides remote

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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.

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Hey Product Hunt! ๐Ÿ‘‹ I'm the maker of Copresent. So Copresent does two things: ๐Ÿ“ฑ Solo - your phone becomes the remote. Open a link, swipe to advance, notes right there on screen. No dongle. ๐Ÿค Together - share one link and up to 10 people can control the same live deck from any device, with one-tap handoff mid-talk. No app, no account for anyone but the host. The reason it exists: Google locked native co-presenting behind paid Workspace plans. If you're on a free account, there's no built-in way to hand off slide control without the "ok, can you share your screen now?" fumble. Would genuinely love your feedback - especially what would make you actually use it in your next talk or class. I'm here all day to answer anything. ๐Ÿ™

Very Cool Idea. Just tried it and it's very easy present slides. I will use it for next inperson demo.
Feature Request - It may me a totally different thing, but this is needed for Figma slides as well. Kudos on the launch.

this is one of those tools that solves a problem so small everyone just lives with it instead of fixing it, fumbling for the trackpad or asking someone to advance slides for you. the co-present with a shared link and no account for guests is the actually useful part for panel talks or interviews where two people are driving the same deck. does the notes view stay in sync if the presenter jumps around out of order, or does it assume a linear walkthrough?

ย thanks for support! As for the notes - yes, they stay in sync with all the cop-presenters. You can go back and forth and the notes will reflect whatever the current slide is. Even if the host updated notes after the presentation started (unlikely but can happen) - all the co-presenters get the updated notes right away.

I really like this idea! Would it be possible to integrate this with PPT as well? Other than that this seems super useful and I can definitely see myself using this.

Honestly the no-account guest link is such a smart call, that's the part that always kills momentum when presenting with someone else. Clean execution on something that's usually way more annoying than it needs to be.

ย thanks for the support ๐Ÿ™‚

love that guests don't need an account, way more people actually agree to co-present when you remove that friction. the swipe gesture feels just right too, kind of surprised more slide tools don't do this.

ย yeah the swipe feature is actually pretty cool - glad that you liked it!

honestly this looks super handy for quick team presentations. one thing that would really help is if the co-presenter link showed who is currently driving the deck, like a little indicator next to each person's name. right now if two people swipe at the same time it could get chaotic and people would not know whose turn it is

ย this is very valuable feedback. Thanks heaps๐Ÿ™

The "no account needed for guests" part is genuinely thoughtful โ€” anyone who's watched a co-presenter fumble with a download link knows that friction is real. Clean execution on something that sounds simple but rarely is.

ย thanks for your support!

Would love a timer view on the presenter screen with a subtle color shift when you're getting close to your time limit. Helps keep things tight without checking a clock on the wall.

ย I was thinking of adding the time but now will definitely do it sooner rather than later๐Ÿ˜€

A presenter view with a timer and slide thumbnails would be huge. Right now if I lose my place in a 40 slide deck I have to flip back through my phone blind. Maybe a tiny next slide preview strip at the bottom of the notes view?

thanks for a valuable feedback. Currently co-presenters can see the current slide preview but I guess the next slide is more valuable ๐Ÿค”

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