SlideQ

Speakers scan a QR code, upload their deck, and you run the show from one screen. Speakers never pay. No USB sticks. No fumbling.

See how it works

No card needed. Speakers never pay.

    One scan
    At a walk-up event: one name, one file.
    Every format
    PDF, PowerPoint, Word, OpenDocument, images and video.
    Hard to break
    Swap the laptop mid-talk. Same talk, same slide.
    Free to start
    5 events, about 30 speakers each, no watermark.

    Three screens, one show. Speakers upload from their phones, you run the order, and the room sees one clean deck.

    Speakers scan, type a name, and upload.

    The code is on the big screen and on your control screen. No app. A walk-up event needs no account, and they can watch their place in line from the same page.

    PDF, PowerPoint, Word, OpenDocument, images and video all work.

    You run the order from one screen.

    Nobody carries a laptop across the stage. Start a talk, move through slides with a clicker or the keyboard, black out the screen, and keep an eye on the timer.

    Your phone works as the control screen too.

    The big screen just follows.

    It shows one clean deck and the speaker's name. The show lives on the server, so any browser that opens the host link is on the right slide straight away.

    Anyone can follow along on a read-only board.

    The things that go wrong at 8:55.

    The presentation laptop dies.
    Open the host link on any other computer. Same talk, same slide.
    Someone arrives with a Keynote file.
    The upload page tells them how to export it to PDF.
    The clicker fires twice on the last slide.
    Next stays put. A talk only ends when you end it.
    The Wi-Fi blinks.
    Every screen reconnects on its own and catches up.
    The running order changes.
    There's only one queue, so every screen shows the change at once.

    Speakers never pay.

    Free and Plus run the show. Pro plans it too. Pay monthly, or yearly for about half the price. Renews until you cancel.

    Plus and Pro open soon. Free works today.

    Free

    for classes and small meetups

    $0

    No card needed

    • 5 active events
    • 30 speakers per event
    • 5 GB per event
    • Decks kept 30 days
    • Every live show tool, no ads or watermark

    Plus

    for bigger events

    $19 a month$120 a year

    Billed monthly$10 a month, billed yearly

    • 15 active events
    • 100 speakers per event
    • 10 GB per event
    • Decks kept 90 days

    Pro

    for events planned ahead

    $59 a month$348 a year

    Billed monthly$29 a month, billed yearly

    • 25 active events
    • No speaker limit
    • 50 GB per event
    • Decks kept up to a year
    • A calendar of open time slots
    • Speakers pick a slot, or you assign one
    • Bookings land in each speaker's calendar, with your details
    • Speakers can hide a deck until they go on

    Questions.

    Do speakers need an account or an app?

    No app, ever, and speakers never pay. At a walk-up event they scan the code, enter a name and upload. To book a time at a planned event, they make a free account, which gives them a schedule and calendar with the organizer's details.

    Who can see the decks?

    Decks are private to the event. They're never scanned, sold or shared, and there are no analytics or third-party trackers on the site.

    How do subscriptions work?

    Plus and Pro renew monthly or yearly until you cancel. A paid event needs an active subscription to start, even if it's scheduled and every deck is in. A show already running is never cut off. If a subscription ends, you have 30 days to subscribe again before your events follow the Free limits and older ones are deleted.

    What happens to decks afterwards?

    They're deleted when the event's time runs out: 30 days on Free, 90 days on Plus, up to a year on Pro. Deleting an event removes its decks immediately.

    Will my animations survive?

    PowerPoint files are converted to PDF, so animations and some unusual fonts don't carry over. If it matters, upload a PDF you've checked.

    Does it need internet in the room?

    Yes. The computer running the big screen and your control screen both need a connection.

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