Hey PH, Ibrahim here. I built Same Page because I've sat through too many meetings and conferences where I couldn't read a thing on the screen at the front of the room. Back row of a long boardroom. A conference hall fifteen rows back where the speaker was gesturing at slides nobody past row five could actually see. You squint, you lean forward, and by the time you figure out what's on slide 7 the presenter has moved to slide 12. The usual hacks don't really solve it. The presenter says "I'll email the deck later" and the version you get is from three drafts ago. They share a link, but everyone scrolls at a different speed and gets lost halfway through. Even when the slides are crisp enough to read, you can't go back and check something from earlier without losing your place on the live one. So I built Same Page. The presenter opens a PDF, PowerPoint or Word doc, and everyone in the room joins from their own phone or laptop. When the presenter flips the page, every device flips. When the presenter zooms into a chart, every device zooms. But the document renders natively on each screen, so the person in row 20 sees the same crisp text as the person at the lectern. It's on the App Store and Google Play. I'll be in the comments all day. If you organize events, or you've ever been the audience member in the back of a packed room straining to read a slide, I'm curious how you handle it today.

Same Page

Get everyone on the same page, every device, every time.

Get everyone on the same page, every device, every time.