Presentable - Sell Project

Presentable is a new kind of presentation app that supports local files and web sites seamlessly. Presentable can import videos, images and PDF/PowerPoint/Keynote documents as slides. But you're not limited to local files, as Presentable also includes a complete web browser. The integrated web browser supports full frame rate video (including Flash), so you can show YouTube videos, Google Drive documents and anything else on the web. A web site works just like a regular slide, except it's a live web page where you can scroll and click. A dual-screen Presenter's mode is included, so you can view your notes and interact with the web page on your computer screen while showing only the relevant content to your audience. With advanced Crop and Highlight tools, focus your audience's attention on what's essential within the page. For example, if you're showing a YouTube video, you might want to use Crop to remove all the distracting elements and just show the actual video. Presentable also supports two methods to free your hands from the laptop while presenting. You can use a traditional "clicker"-style remote for switching pages. Another option is the Leap Motion Controller, an advanced gesture controller that allows you to do things like point, click and zoom with your hands in the air. - Presentable is a native Mac OS X app. It is currently available for free on the Mac App Store and the Leap Motion Airspace store. The app is functionally complete and does not have any known bugs. Features include realtime web rendering with redirected mouse and scroll interactions, video playback, slide viewer with drag & drop, undo/redo... The version on the Mac App Store requires OS X 10.8, but it's possible to build the app with compatibility down to 10.6 if needed. I spent a lot of time on this side project, but due to other engagements I'm unable to continue working on it. Maybe you have an idea of how to turn this technology into something profitable? One interesting possibility might be to turn this app into a specialized client for a web-based service. For example, a presentation-related web app could benefit from having a native presentation app with local video playback and advanced gesture controls.