
A remote clicker for presenters off the stage
Cliqer is a remote clicker for virtual and hybrid events: let an off-stage or remote speaker advance the on-screen deck from anywhere, perfectly in sync and with zero latency.
The remote clicker hybrid events have been missing
Hybrid events broke the old clicker. When the speaker is on a video call and the deck is on the venue screen, a 2.4GHz dongle is useless. Cliqer is a remote clicker built for exactly this, the person presenting drives the live deck over the internet, no matter where they are sitting.

Remote speakers drive the live deck
A presenter on a call advances the slides showing in the room or on the stream, with no "next slide, please" relayed to an operator.
Turn-taking between presenters
The host grants and revokes control, so a panel of remote and in-room speakers shares one deck cleanly.
Remote clicker questions, answered
How do remote speakers advance their own slides?
They open the room link, and the host grants them control. From then on their clicks advance the live deck on the venue screen or stream, over the internet.
Does it work for hybrid events?
Yes, hybrid and virtual events are exactly what a remote clicker is for. In-room and remote presenters share the same deck without a dongle.
More ways to present with Cliqer
The PowerPoint clicker that works from anywhere
Control Microsoft PowerPoint from your phone with Cliqer, the PowerPoint clicker app that advances slides, shows your speaker notes and runs a timer over the internet, on any device.
The Keynote clicker for any device
Control Apple Keynote from your phone, tablet or laptop with Cliqer, advance slides, see your presenter notes and a timer over the internet. A Keynote remote that is not limited to the same Wi-Fi.
Internet clicker for presenters anywhere
Cliqer is an internet clicker: advance PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides over the internet from any device, anywhere, peer-to-peer, zero-latency and encrypted in transit. No same-Wi-Fi, no dongle.
Let remote speakers run their own slides
Put your remote speakers back in control of their own slides, on the next call rather than the next quarter. No venue hardware involved.



