PivotDeck
The room chooses what comes next

Presentations that pivot with your audience.

Build your talk as a branching deck. Ask the room a live question, close the poll when you are ready, and let their answer route the presentation.

See how it works

Not another poll floating beside a fixed slide deck.

The poll result is the navigation.

From one prepared talk to the right talk for this room

You stay in control of the pace. Your audience helps decide the path.

  1. 1

    Author the possibilities

    Arrange Content and Poll Slides on a visual canvas, then wire each answer to its own downstream story.

  2. 2

    Invite the room

    Put a QR code on screen. Audience members join from their phones without creating an account.

  3. 3

    Let the answer move the deck

    Watch votes arrive live, close the poll on your cue, and advance everyone along the chosen branch.

Built for the moment you are on stage

Everything centers on a presenter driving one live room with confidence.

Branch visually

Every poll answer is a visible output. You can see the possible paths before the audience ever joins.

Poll without losing the room

Anonymous phone voting, live tallies, and presenter-controlled closing keep participation lightweight.

Keep control of the reveal

Confirm or override a branch when needed, while preserving an honest record of what the audience chose.

Three views, one live state

A clean projected slide, a focused presenter control, and an audience view designed for phones.

Build together

Co-author a Deck with multiplayer presence, then present from an immutable snapshot you can trust.

Remember what happened

Review final tallies, the route taken, and the moments where the presentation changed direction.

Designed for live audiences

No audience accounts

Scan, join, and vote. Nothing stands between the room and the question.

No surprise auto-advance

You decide when voting ends and when the presentation moves.

No fragile live edits

Each session runs from a frozen version of the Deck you rehearsed.

Prepare the branches. Let the room pick the path.

Turn your next conference talk into a presentation that visibly responds to its audience.