Presentations for people with an argument
There is no slide reel.
A Captivate presentation is one canvas with every scene placed on it. Presenting moves a camera — the room sees each idea, and where it sits in the whole argument.
Free while in development. Your words stay yours — AI drafts, you decide.
Say what you're arguing
Describe the talk. Captivate proposes a narrative map — movements and moments, each stating its purpose and what the audience leaves with.
Shape the map
Reorder, rewrite, pin evidence from your own library. Nothing is rendered until the argument is one you'd stand behind.
Generate and present
Scenes are written from the map — full content or just the frame, your call — placed on the canvas, ready to present.
Built for the moment you stand up
A narrative map, not an outline
Every beat states its purpose and takeaway before anything is drawn. Regenerate any part without losing the rest.
A camera, not a clicker
Scenes sit side by side, spiral outward, or nest inside one another. Advancing flies the room to the next idea — or dives into a detail.
Present like you're in the room
Laser pointer, live highlight, freehand ink. A private console with notes and timers on your screen only.
You, on the stage
Put your camera feed anywhere over the canvas — background removed on your device, so only you float over the argument.
Record the real thing
Screen, voice and camera composited into one file, scene markers included, saved to your library.
Subtitles write themselves
A live transcript as you speak — captions on playback, a .vtt file to keep, or burned into the video itself.