Turn your phone
into a Google Slides remote.
And when you need to co-present, share the link. Your teammates control the same deck from any device — no install, no account, no app.
see it in action
Watch how quickly your phone becomes the clicker — and how easily your team joins the same deck.
everything you need for flawless delivery
Swipe-to-advance mobile clicker
The remote is a mobile-friendly web page. Open it on any phone. Swipe left and right. That's it.
Speaker notes, everywhere
Whoever is driving sees the current slide's speaker notes in real time. Hand off mid-sentence without losing the thread.
Up to 10 co-presenters
Co-founders, co-teachers, panel guests — everyone gets a turn. No screen-share swaps.
One install, unlimited access
Only the host installs the extension. Co-presenters just click a link.
Private by design
Every session has its own unique link. Your slides stay inside Google Slides — Copresent never stores your deck.
No account, no friction
Co-presenters don't sign up for anything. They open a link and present.
three steps to
perfect synchronization
Install once
Add Copresent to Chrome. Only the main presenter needs it.
Open your deck, grab the link
Click the Copresent button inside Google Slides. You get a unique link to the remote.
Present from anywhere
Open the link on your phone to use it as a clicker. Or share it with co-presenters — they control the same deck from their computer or phone.
As your personal clicker
Your phone is now the remote. Swipe to advance. Glance at speaker notes. Walk the stage or the classroom without being tethered to a laptop. No dongle, no Bluetooth pairing.
As a shared remote
Send the link to your team. Up to 10 people can take the clicker during the session — with speaker notes on every device. No more awkward handoffs or "next slide" cues.
what people actually use it for
However you present — on your own with a phone, or a whole team on one link.
Sales & partner teams
Runs a long partner or enablement deck — often 60-plus slides — straight through from Google Slides.
- QBR
- partner enablement
- exec overview
Students & project teams
Everyone joins one link — some on laptops, some on their phones — and each person runs their own section. No swapping seats, no "next slide, please".
- capstone demo
- thesis defence
- group project
- demo day
Consultants & agencies
Walks a client through a long read-out or proposal. When a colleague needs to present their section, they join the same link and take over — no file swapping.
- client read-out
- proposal
- strategy deck
Teachers & lecturers
Leaves the computer and moves around the room, advancing slides from a phone — or hands a section to a co-teacher on the same link.
- lecture
- workshop
- onboarding
Conference & webinar hosts
Co-hosts run an online session from their own laptops, taking turns through one deck — no handing screen-share back and forth.
- webinar
- conference talk
- panel
Community groups & boards
Whoever's speaking opens the link and takes over. No account to make, nothing to install.
- board meeting
- service
- showcase
Common Questions
No. Only the main presenter installs the Chrome extension. Everyone else joins through a link that works in any browser.
Yes. The remote is a mobile-friendly web page — use it on any phone or tablet.
Not yet — Copresent currently works with Google Slides only.
Yes. Free forever. No account needed for co-presenters.
Each session has its own unique link. Your slides stay in Google Slides — Copresent never uploads or stores your deck.
Your phone is your new clicker.
Install Copresent in 30 seconds and never touch a presenter dongle again.
Add to Chrome — It's free