Deckroom
Slides, live polls and Q&A in one link, plus what other tools leave out: a teleprompter that follows your voice, and a live read of whether the room is still with you. Made for video calls and the room.
Your audience needs no app and no account. Just the link.
Poll tools stop at the poll. Deckroom helps you while you speak, and shows you how it’s landing.
Your speaker notes for each slide, in large type on your laptop only. Turn on the mic and they scroll as you speak, so you keep eye contact instead of hunting for your place.
Attendees can tell you to slow down or speed up at any moment. Put a one-tap check to the room, like “Following so far?”, and see how many people still have the session open.
Video calls blur and lag your slides. Deckroom draws the current slide sharply on each attendee’s phone or laptop, in step with you, so small text and charts stay readable.
Choose a random attendee to answer. Their phone buzzes, so nobody misses their turn.
Click your preview to point on the shared screen, or spotlight one item and dim the rest.
Put your camera in a bubble on the shared screen, so people still see you while you share.
Right answers score more the faster they come in, with a leaderboard to finish.
Start from a ready-made deck and change the words. Add polls, quizzes and Q&A as slides, right where they belong in your story.
You get a presenter view for your laptop, a shared screen to share in your call or on the projector, and a join link.
They open the link on a phone or next to the call. They follow along, vote, react and ask questions. You stay in control of every slide.
Interaction is part of the deck, so you never switch windows, paste a second link or lose the room.
Ask the room and show the answers as they come in. Reveal the result when you’re ready.
Mark the right answer and reveal it when you’re ready, with points for everyone who got it.
People ask from their phones and upvote each other’s questions. You pick what goes on screen.
Collect one word from everyone, or let the room decide between options.
A tap sends a reaction across the screen, so you can feel the room even on a call.
Attendees open a link. It works on any phone or laptop browser.
The presenter view stays on your screen. Your audience never sees it.
No. Attendees open a link or scan the QR code on your slide, in any phone or laptop browser. There’s nothing to install and no sign-up for them.
Yes. Share the Deckroom shared-screen window in any video call, and post the join link in the call’s chat. It works the same on a projector in a room, or with a mix of both.
Answer polls and quizzes, add to a word cloud, vote on a decision, send reactions, ask and upvote questions, and tell you if the pace is too fast or too slow. Their phone also shows your current slide.
You write speaker notes for each slide. In the presenter view, turn on the microphone and the notes scroll as you speak. It uses the browser’s speech recognition, so it works in Chrome and Edge.
No. Your notes, the timer and the room controls stay in the presenter view on your laptop. Attendees only see the slides and their own answers.
Not yet. Today you build decks in Deckroom’s editor, starting from a ready-made deck. Import is on the way.
Create an account with Google or email, and start from a ready-made deck.