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Everything about presenting with Joocy: running the room, bringing your own AI, slides written in code, and the deck format underneath. New to interactive presentations? Start with what an interactive presentation is.
For presenters
- PresentingHow to run a live Joocy session: the stage, the console, your phone as a remote, the join code, keeping the room safe, and what the room said afterwards.
- Your own AIConnect Claude, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI or any MCP agent to Joocy: make and edit interactive decks, add polls and quizzes, run a session, read the results.
- Coded decksBring or write a presentation in HTML. Slides and phone screens can use three.js, WebGL, GSAP and more, follow your arrow keys and draw the room's answers live.
- The deck formatOne presentation is one JSON document that the editor, the API and your AI all read and write: slides, both sides of every slide, questions, results and settings.
- Offline modeNo internet at the venue? Run the room on your own computer. Phones join over the room's Wi-Fi, and what the room says goes to your account once you are online.
For AI agents
- The guide your AI readsOne page that tells Claude, Codex or any agent how to build and run decks through the API and the MCP server.
- llms.txtA short map of this site for AI assistants, with links to every guide as Markdown.
Running your own copy
- Setting it upPut your own copy of Joocy online on Cloudflare: a trial on your laptop, the first deploy, your own domain, email and what it costs.
- How it worksOne Cloudflare Worker and four kinds of storage: how the parts fit together, and how to add a feature.
- The landing pageNotes for whoever looks after the front page: sections, motion, sound levels and mobile checks.