Open Source TypeScript Presentation Software

Bento is a local-first presentation tool packaged as a single self-contained HTML file. Each deck carries its own viewer, presenter, editor, fonts, images, charts, animations, and document data. It opens in a modern browser without an account or installer and rewrites its own embedded data when saved. The document model remains readable as plain JSON, making files portable, inspectable, and directly editable by AI agents. Bento includes morph transitions, speaker view, comments, motion paths, PDF export, and built-in interactive charts. Optional collaboration uses end-to-end encryption and a CRDT so offline edits can merge while the relay stores only ciphertext. An offline mode blocks updates and collaboration, while signed self-updates create a new file and preserve the previous copy for rollback.

Voltura Air turns a phone, tablet, or browser into a wireless remote for Windows 11. Use a touch trackpad, keyboard, or supported phone motion controls; view and control your PC screen with sound; or use your phone as a Windows webcam. Manage PC files and transfer individual files between devices, switch open apps, control media and presentations, dictate and exchange text, and build custom remote-control screens. Power users can open an interactive PowerShell terminal. An optional read-only AI Assistant uses your existing Codex setup. Install the Windows host, scan its QR code, and open the controller in your browser. No mobile app-store installation or Voltura account is required. Direct LAN is the default, with optional Cloud relay for networks that block inbound connections. Device permissions stay under your control. Free and open source under the MIT license. Standard, full, and portable Windows x64 packages are available.