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A presenter view for HTML slide decks on your Mac. The slides on the projector, your notes on your laptop.
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Lectern — a presenter view for HTML slide decks on the Mac. Website, downloads and updates.
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Lectern is a Mac app that presents HTML slide decks with a presenter view like PowerPoint's: the slides fullscreen on the projector, and on your Mac the current slide, the next slide, your speaker notes, a clock and a ribbon of thumbnails. It works best with decks that follow the Presenter Deck spec, which comes with the app as a Claude skill, and also plays reveal.js and other HTML decks.Read the full README ↗Lectern is a Mac app that presents HTML slide decks with a presenter view like PowerPoint's: the slides fullscreen on the projector, and on your Mac the current slide, the next slide, your speaker notes, a clock and a ribbon of thumbnails. It works best with decks that follow the Presenter Deck spec, which comes with the app as a Claude skill, and also plays reveal.js and other HTML decks.
The app's source code is private. This repository holds the releases and the website.
docs/ is served by GitHub Pages at https://victorshammas.com/lectern/ (Settings › Pages › Deploy from a branch › main, folder /docs; no CNAME file, the custom domain comes from the victor-shammas.github.io user site). It is plain HTML and one stylesheet, with no build step, external fonts, scripts or trackers, in the same design as the Plainview, Gaugeline, Quoth and Staple sites. Its palette matches the app icon: espresso (#46321F → #1C140E) and amber (#FFC56A → #EE8A25).
| File | Published URL |
|---|---|
docs/index.html | https://victorshammas.com/lectern/ |
docs/support.html | https://victorshammas.com/lectern/support.html |
docs/privacy.html | https://victorshammas.com/lectern/privacy.html |
docs/style.css, docs/icon.png (256 px), docs/favicon.png (64 px), docs/apple-touch-icon.png (180 px, opaque) | assets |
docs/.nojekyll | tells Pages to serve files as-is |
The download links point to releases/latest/download/Lectern.dmg, so every release must attach the DMG under exactly that name. The update feed (docs/appcast.xml) is served from the same folder. Keep these paths stable: the app and its update feed rely on them.
The app bar at the bottom of each page lists the other apps; keep it in step with the other sites and with https://victorshammas.com/apps/.