Vega Remote

Run your presentation from your phone

One tap puts your deck full screen on the projector. One tap switches to your demo, a video or a website. One tap brings you back to the same slide, without walking back to the laptop.

Join the early-access list

For presenters on a Windows 10 or 11 laptop. In active development; testers are invited in small groups.

Early testers pay half the regular monthly price for as long as they stay subscribed. No payment now, and you'll see the price before anything is charged.

  • Windows 10 and 11 laptops
  • Any phone with a browser, nothing to install on it
  • PowerPoint, PDFs, Google Slides, videos and websites
  • Built by Evan Biery, solo developer

The minute the whole room watches

  • The slides land on the wrong screen, or the audience sees your presenter view.
  • You walk back to the laptop and Alt-Tab to your demo while everyone waits.
  • After the demo, the clicker stops working until you click back into PowerPoint.
  • A notification, your inbox or your desktop shows up on the big screen.
  • You lose your place and click through slides to find where you were.

Vega Remote is built for that minute. Your phone already knows what's on the laptop, so every switch is one tap from where you stand.

What your phone does during the talk

  • Deck on the projectorPowerPoint starts its slideshow full screen on the projector. Presenter view and notes stay on the laptop.
  • Switch out, then backPut a site, a demo, a video, a PDF or any open window on the projector. One tap returns to the slide you left.
  • Clicker in your handSwipe for next and back, black out the screen, read your notes and see what comes next.
  • Laser pointerHold the slide picture on your phone and a dot follows your finger on the projector.
  • AgendasLine up a talk once: deck, then demo, then video, then back. During the talk it's one tap per step.
  • Side by sidePut two things on the projector at once: halves, thirds or corners.
  • Pick up where you left offReopen your last deck at the slide you stopped on.
  • Timer and QR codeA countdown for a breakout, or any link as a big QR code for the room to scan.

What it puts on the screen

  • PowerPoint
  • PDF
  • Google Slides
  • Excel
  • Word
  • Google Sheets and Docs
  • YouTube
  • Video files
  • Any website
  • Canva
  • Figma
  • Miro
  • Outlook
  • Teams
  • Power BI
  • Mentimeter
  • Kahoot!

Your sites show up on the phone from your own browser history, so the demo you use every week is already one tap away.

Only what you pick goes on the big screen

  • Desktop iconsHidden while you present, back when you finish.
  • Your windowsAnything you showed goes back where it was, at the same size.
  • Your filesDecks open read-only. It never saves over your presentation.
  • Who's in controlOnly your paired phone. Giving it more access needs the laptop itself.

FAQ

When can I try it?

It runs on my own laptop today. Next is an installer for other Windows laptops, then the first testers from this list. No date promised.

Does it need the venue's Wi-Fi?

Today the laptop needs an internet connection; your phone's hotspot works. A direct mode for rooms with no internet is being built.

Do I still need a clicker?

Your phone covers next, back, black screen and a laser dot. It also does what a clicker can't: open the deck, switch to your demo and come back.

How much is it?

The regular price isn't set yet. Early testers pay half of it for as long as they stay subscribed. No payment now, and you'll see the price before anything is charged.

Mac?

Windows comes first. Mac is planned, with no date yet.

Who's building it?

Evan Biery, solo developer.