DviPresenter turns your Android phone into a presentation remote with big Next and Previous keys, a laser pointer and volume-key control. The phone talks straight to PowerPoint on your Windows PC over your own Wi-Fi or hotspot: no account, no internet needed.
The Android app is coming to Google Play. Want it sooner? Join the beta: email us the Google account (Gmail) you use on your Android phone, and we'll send you the test link.
Built for presenting in real rooms: keys you can find without looking, and nothing that fires by accident.
Big Next and Previous keys sit in your thumb's reach, press down and click. A key fires when your finger lifts, so sliding off cancels it, and two fingers at once are ignored.
Move a finger on the pad and a laser dot follows on the display showing your slideshow. Choose its colour, size, glow and trail.
Switch on Presentation Mode and Vol + and Vol − move to the next and previous slide while DviPresenter is on screen. Present without looking down.
Start, End, Black screen and Resume, with the slide number, slide title and elapsed time on your phone.
Scan the QR code on your PC and approve the phone there. The connection is encrypted and pinned to your PC's certificate, and stays on your local network.
No internet and no account. If the Wi-Fi drops, the remote reconnects by itself, and a press that arrives late is ignored rather than firing by surprise.
Download and run the installer. It adds DviPresenter to the Start menu and, with the recommended option, allows it through Windows Firewall on private networks.
Install DviPresenter on your phone. Put the phone and the PC on the same Wi-Fi, or connect the PC to the phone's hotspot.
Tap Scan QR code on the phone and click Allow on the PC. Open your deck in PowerPoint and press Start.
Version 1.0.0, released . Free.
Installs to Program Files, adds a Start-menu entry and the Windows Firewall rules, and can start DviPresenter in the tray when you sign in.
55ac2e1a92ac21751c2c793bd770305a72994b97d6fb36da3be9c03fada0a60dUnzip anywhere and run DviPresenter.exe. Use Allow in firewall on its Connect page so your phone can reach it.
b2b68bf83dd307b011f24b3defd2785897664c236934b63450f42774a0c57f80DviPresenter is new and not yet code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen may warn you before the first run. Check that the file's SHA-256 matches the one above, for example in PowerShell: Get-FileHash .\DviPresenter-Setup-1.0.0.exe. If it matches, choose More info, then Run anyway. All checksums: SHA256SUMS.txt.
Make sure both are on the same Wi-Fi network, or that the PC is connected to the phone's hotspot. Windows must treat that network as Private (Settings › Network & internet › Wi-Fi › your network); new networks and hotspots often start as Public, where Windows blocks incoming connections.
DviPresenter's Connect page warns you when the network is Public or the firewall blocks it, and its Allow in firewall button adds the rules. You can also pair by typing the address and pairing code shown on the Connect page.
No. The phone talks directly to your PC over the local network, so a phone hotspot works even with mobile data switched off.
The PowerPoint desktop app for Windows: Microsoft 365, 2021, 2019 or 2016. PowerPoint for the web and other presentation programs are not supported.
A phone can only control your PC after you approve it on the PC, and the connection is encrypted. On networks you can't mark as Private, connect the PC to your phone's hotspot instead: it keeps the pairing prompt away from everyone else on the venue network.
Not yet. The phone app is for Android 7.0 or later, on phones and tablets.
Windows Settings › Apps › Installed apps › DviPresenter › Uninstall. This removes the program and its firewall rules. Your settings and the list of approved phones stay in %APPDATA%\DviPresenter until you delete that folder.