Opening the PDF is enough on its own. Present from the same window when you need to,
and tag a decision on any page to walk away with a document. No install, no account, no upload.
Or drop a PDF anywhere on this window — it opens with no upload.
Instead of encrypting the transfer, there is no transfer. With no copy on a server, there is no retention window and no deletion schedule to promise you.
Check it — keep the Network tab open while you load a file.
After one visit you can turn pages, draw, tag and export the decision log with no network at all. Closing the tab and coming back is fine, and there is no separate offline app to install.
Check it — switch to airplane mode, close the tab, and open it again.
The same screen on Windows, macOS, iPad and Android. Every feature is reachable from the keyboard, and presenter remotes work as they are.
There is no autosave, because there is no server to save to — export the decision log when you finish.
It opens the moment you let go. The file never goes to a server — it stays inside your browser. No install, no account.
The page fills the screen. Stop moving the mouse and the toolbar fades, so your audience sees only the deck.
Arrows and space turn pages, B blacks out the screen, and typing a number jumps to that page. Press ? for the full list.
A talk ends and someone says "back on that earlier slide — question", and nobody can find the slide. Pin the question to the page and answering is one click back to it.
Other tools cannot do this: you upload the deck to them, and they still have no idea which page is on screen. Here what moves is a sentence and a page number, readable only by whoever scanned the code. The deck stays on your device.
Pages · fullscreen · presenter view · draw · pointer · spotlight · blackout · area zoom · trim · hide UI · overview · find · wrap up · shortcuts
No. The PDF opens inside the browser and is gone when you close the tab. Open the Network tab in developer tools and load a file if you want to see for yourself.
Free to use right now, with no account and no payment. For team use or an on-premises setup inside your network, write to dijeong@weekdeli.com.
Press V and a second window opens. Move it to your other screen, then share only the slide window so your notes stay off the projector.
PDF only. Export your slides to PDF first. The upside is that the layout looks the same on every machine.
Nothing is uploaded. The PDF opens inside the browser and neither the file nor anything in it leaves for a server. The front page counts anonymous visits and even that stops once you open a document. Turning on questions — not available yet — would send the questions, the answers and a page number, stored so that only someone who scanned the QR can read them; the deck itself never leaves in any mode. If a security review asks, hand them the Network tab recording as it is.
PDF cannot carry them, so the viewer supplies its own. Pick dissolve, push, cover or zoom from the transition button in the top bar and pages will change with that effect. Your file is left untouched.
Screen sharing sends fewer frames per second, so the bigger the movement the worse it looks. Use None or Dissolve in remote meetings, and save push and zoom for a projector in the room.
Share a single window rather than your whole screen, and pick the one labelled "Slides". The presenter window says "do not share" in its title, so the two are hard to confuse. Keep them on separate monitors — an overlapped window can stop updating for your audience.
Better not to. The two windows will overlap and your notes can end up on the projector. With one screen, present without the presenter view and keep your notes in the review panel.
After one visit you can keep turning pages, drawing and exporting with no network. Closing the tab and coming back is fine now. Add the shortcut and it opens from an icon.
No account, no install, nothing to get approved.
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Questions and answers
A password is needed to open this file. Like the file itself, it never leaves your browser.
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