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senda
Your screen, on their projector, from anywhere.
A presenter joins with a one-time code and shares their screen from their own browser. The host decides who is live. Nothing to install, and nothing handed over.
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How senda feels
For whoever presents next, from the room or from anywhere.
Behaviours
Calm by design
- Pixels, never files
Only a live picture crosses to the room. PowerPoint, Keynote, a PDF or a live demo all work the same way, and the room keeps none of it.
- The presenter consents to every frame
Sharing starts from the presenter's own click in their browser's picker and stops when they say. A LIVE banner shows whenever the room can see them.
- The host owns the room
One queue, one projector. The host puts presenters live, blanks the screen or moves on, and never reaches into anyone's laptop.
Details
Good to know
- Joining
- A one-time code lets one presenter in, once, within three minutes. Nobody signs in.
- Devices
- Present from a current desktop browser. Any device, an iPad included, can be the room screen.
- Kept for
- Only the queue and the names presenters type, deleted when the room ends, four hours at most (six if the host extends it). No slides or files, ever.
- The name
- Spanish for a narrow path, a way of reaching a goal, and Icelandic for to send. The mark is one line that opens into a screen.
The suite
Its siblings
- svoltraLive nowBetter structures for better conversations. For small groups, from a team retro to a workshop.
- suaraLive nowLet the room hear itself. For the whole room, from a town hall to a panel.
- sebitoLive nowSmall tools. Right on cue. For the moments in between, at talks, workshops, town halls and classrooms.