Onedeck gives your presentation a private side — notes, cues, the agenda, whatever you need — visible only to you. Everyone else just sees the show. One screen, one link, no dual-monitor setup.
Same file. Same laptop. Split live — no second monitor, no window-swapping.
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Free during early access. One email, no spam.
The private-notes idea already exists everywhere. It just quietly assumes a setup most people don't have.
PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides, Canva — every one of them splits notes from slides only if you have an extended display. One laptop, no notes.
Zoom, Teams, and Meet regularly show your private notes to the whole call — a problem well-known enough that IT departments write internal guides for it.
One tiny notes field per slide isn't room to actually think — no agenda, no scratch space, nowhere to work out what you're still figuring out.
Two surfaces, one file, zero setup.
Build your slides, plus whatever else you need next to them — an agenda, timing cues, the argument you're still working out. It all lives in one workspace.
That link is the onstage view — clean, full-screen, nothing private in sight. Send it in the calendar invite, drop it in the call chat, whatever's easiest.
Same tab, same laptop. Your notes stay on your side the entire time — no second monitor, no window-swapping, nothing to configure before you go live.
Onedeck is in early development. Tell us you'd use it and we'll keep you posted.
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