Your talk is a .md file. Your audience is on your Wi-Fi.
Presenter turns a Markdown file into a slide deck with speaker notes, a timer and a separate projector display. Audience members can follow along and respond from their phones.
A QR code opens the live slide, notes, polls and question form. The local mode is served directly from your Mac; an optional relay handles restricted venue networks.
Download for macOS7-day free trial, no card. €39 once — the current major version, on up to 7 Macs · macOS 14+
How it works
--- separates slides; front matter picks a theme (modern, academic, manuscript). Three clean looks, no fiddling with boxes.
You see the current slide, the next one, your speaker notes and a timer. The projector gets a clean slide. Arrow keys advance both.
Press Share — phones scan a QR and follow along: the live slide, your notes, and full-screen on tap. On locked-down venue Wi-Fi, switch to "Anywhere" and it relays over the internet.
Write a multiple-choice poll right in a slide; bars fill live on every screen. The audience sends you questions into a queue only you see. No Slido, no accounts.
The promise
Presenter combines the deck, speaker display, audience view, polls and questions. The app is a one-time €39 purchase, and local presentations run from your Mac over Wi-Fi.
Why
Write the deck in Markdown, present from your Mac, let the room follow along and vote from their phones, then export a PDF when the session is finished.