If you've ever presented in a lecture and had to awkwardly reach for your laptop to change a slide, you know the pain.

You lose eye contact. You break your rhythm. Your audience checks their phone.

I kept seeing the same thing in university — smart students with great ideas, giving mediocre presentations because they were chained to a keyboard or clicker.

So I built VoxSlides — a simple tool that lets you scroll through your slides using voice commands. Up, down, left, right. That's it.

No clicker. No reaching. No breaking your flow.

The free version handles basic navigation. Pro adds custom commands, multi-slide jumps, notes navigation, and timer control.

If you present regularly — in class, at conferences, for group projects — this will change how you show up.

Try it free and see for yourself.