Discord
Discord is where communities run workshops, study groups, guild briefings and internal team sessions, and where the presenter is usually stuck alt-tabbing between the deck and the chat. Cliqer separates those jobs: the Cliqer app runs your presentation on your computer, Discord's Go Live carries the picture into the voice channel, and your phone or tablet advances the slides.
Cliqer is not a Discord bot and adds nothing to your server. There is nothing for moderators to approve and nothing for listeners to install.
Key Features
- Independent Slide Control: Advance and reverse the shared deck from your own device while the stream in the channel stays untouched.
- Chat Stays Readable: With slides driven from your phone, the channel, the chat and the reactions stay on your screen where you can answer them.
- Any Deck, Any App: PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides, a PDF or a design tool, if it runs on your computer, your remote device can drive it.
Setup and Usage
- Start Cliqer on your computer and open the presenter link on your phone or tablet.
- Open your presentation and start the slideshow.
- In Discord, join the voice channel or call you are presenting to.
- Click the Screen icon in the voice controls at the bottom left of the Discord window.
- Choose the Applications tab and select your presentation, or use the Screens tab to share a whole monitor.
- Set the stream quality, then click Go Live.
- Advance the slides from the presenter link for the rest of the session, then stop the stream from the same voice controls when you are done.
For general Cliqer operation, see the How to Use Cliqer guide. To share a slideshow feed without exposing your desktop or presenter view, see Virtual Display.
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