Every clip is recorded from the real apps doing the real thing: the Mac app, the iPhone and iPad remote, and a student's browser. No mock-ups. The AI clips use a local model running on the Mac, sped up a little so you don't wait for it.
The AI agent at work
Mac · Voice Mode · with sound
Voice Mode runs a recorded sales talk
“Start recording”, then talk to the audience (ignored), “Snazzy, next slide”, a question about the slide answered out loud with the mic muted, and “Snazzy, stop recording”. Real time, local model.
Mac · Agent · Live room
The agent runs a live lesson
From the chat: open a live room (you approve it on screen), welcome the class, seed the board, close voting, then make a new deck from the top ideas. Real time, local model.
On the Mac
Mac · AI on your Mac
Make a deck by talking
Type (or say) what you need. The assistant plans the slides, writes them with speaker notes, checks its own work and shows you the result. Here with a local model on the Mac: nothing leaves it.
Mac · Live room
Run a live classroom
Start a room, students join from a QR code and post ideas. Votes come in, you send a message to everyone, and the assistant turns the ideas into a deck.
Mac · Slides
Present and record
Speaker notes in front of you, slides in the video. A countdown, then every slide change becomes a chapter in the recording.
Mac · Slides
Start from a sample
Sample decks for twelve sectors (healthcare training, onboarding, sales and more), ready to edit or present.
Mac · Live streaming
Go live online
Choose where to stream, and the same picture as your recording goes out live while you present. Here to a test server; YouTube, LinkedIn, Twitch and Vimeo work the same way.
Mac · Sharing
Share with another Snazzy Pro user
One .snazzy file with the deck (and presets if you like), sent by AirDrop, Messages or Mail. See exactly what's inside first.
iPhone, iPad and your audience
iPad
iPad: remote and teleprompter
Pair by scanning a code, then record, pause and stop, change slides, read your notes large, and ask the assistant, all from the iPad.
iPhone
iPhone: remote in your pocket
The same controls on iPhone: the timer, recording, slides, notes and the assistant.
Any phone or laptop
What students see
No app, no account: a browser shows your live slides and the board. Students type an idea, post it and vote.