How it works
- The host runs the PresentSync desktop app on the Windows PC or Mac that shows the presentation and starts a meeting.
- Each person installs the PresentSync phone app, signs in and scans the meeting QR code. Phones must be on the same Wi-Fi as the computer.
- Everyone gets their own pointer color. Swipe to point, double-tap to highlight, long-press to draw a line that fades after a few seconds.
Where it helps
- Classrooms and training: students or trainees point at the answer on the projector from their seats.
- Design, data and code reviews: each reviewer points at the part they are talking about, in their own color.
- Panels and Q&A: several speakers share one deck without handing over a clicker.
- Team meetings on a TV or LED screen, where a laser dot is hard to see.
How many and what is needed
| Phones per meeting | Up to 5 on Free and Personal, up to 10 on Pro |
|---|---|
| Joining | Free; each person signs in on their phone and scans the meeting QR code |
| Hosting | PresentSync desktop app on Windows 10 64-bit or later, or macOS 13 or later, and a PresentSync account |
| Network | Phones and the host computer on the same local network |
| Phone apps | App Store (iPhone), Google Play (Android) |
Related guides
- Presenting on a video call? Change slides and point from your phone while you share your screen.
- Presenting alone? Use your phone as a laser pointer and slide remote.
Common questions
Can several people point at the same presentation from their phones?
Yes. With PresentSync each person joins the meeting from their own phone by scanning its QR code, and each gets their own pointer color on the shared screen.
How many people can join?
Up to 5 phones per meeting on the Free and Personal plans, and up to 10 on Pro.
Do the other people need to pay?
No. Joining a meeting and controlling the presentation are free; a plan is only for hosting.
Last updated 2026-11-03