Coming soonopen-slide for desktop

Your decks, going native.

open-slide is moving into a window of its own. Every deck in its own tab, your agent one sign‑in away, and nothing to install — not even Node.

macOS · Windows

Q4 launch
Present
What's inside

The studio you know, with a place to live.

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⌘1–9Jump
⌘⇧[ ]Cycle
⌘WClose

A tab for every deck.

Home stays pinned and each deck opens beside it. Drag to reorder, jump with the keyboard, and pick up where you left off.

Translucent

Window material, not a web page.

Translucent chrome lets your desktop show through on macOS and Windows 11. Prefer it solid? One switch in Settings.

Claude CodeSigned in
CodexSign in

Your agent, one sign-in away.

Claude Code and Codex come built in. Sign in with the account you already use, and the app fetches the rest.

Terminal
  • $ brew install node
  • $ npx @open-slide/cli init
  • $ pnpm install
  • $ pnpm dev
Just open the app.

Nothing to install.

The app carries its own open-slide. Open the folder you already work in, or just start a deck — no Node, no terminal.

Same canvas. Same inspector. Same agent drafting your slides from a sentence. It just finally has a window of its own — one you can keep in the dock, flip between decks in, and present from without a browser in sight.

Coming soon.

We're sanding down the last edges. Watch the repo and you'll hear the moment the first build ships.