Tap your wrist.
Slides move.

Advance PowerPoint, Keynote, and Google Slides on your Mac — right from your Apple Watch. Walk around the room without ever going back to your laptop.

Get the Mac Helper

The Mac Helper is free. Get the Watch app from the App Store.

How it works

  1. Run the Helper on your Mac

    It sits quietly in the menu bar. No window opens.

  2. Connect from the iPhone app

    If your iPhone and Mac are on the same Wi-Fi, it finds your Mac automatically. You only tap "Allow" on the Mac once.

  3. Tap your Watch screen

    Right side is next, left side is previous. Choose from 5 control styles.

Your iPhone can stay in your pocket while you present — or you can leave it behind entirely. The Watch's signal reaches your Mac through your iPhone when you're on the same Wi-Fi, and directly over Bluetooth when your iPhone isn't around. Either way, all you need on your wrist is the Watch.

No account, no server.

The Watch's signal reaches your Mac through your iPhone, or directly over Bluetooth with no iPhone involved at all. Both paths use connections Apple builds between your own devices, so nothing travels over the internet and nothing passes through our servers. All that ever moves is a signal like "next" or "previous" — never the content of your slides.

The first connection needs one tap of "Allow" on your Mac. A device you haven't approved can't control anything, even if it's on the same Wi-Fi.

What you can control

PowerPoint Slide ShowForward · Back
Keynote PlayForward · Back
Google Slides present modeForward · Back
PDF in PreviewForward · Back (one page at a time)

A PDF opened in a browser scrolls one screen at a time — Chrome's PDF viewer has no page-by-page shortcut.

Motion Shop (coming soon)

We're building a feature that plays a transparent-background motion clip — about 5 seconds long — over your presentation with a single tap on your Watch. Pick from motions for celebrating a right answer, applause, or grabbing attention, ready to use in class or on stage.

You can make and submit your own, too — anyone can join as a creator. Submit a motion in the Creator Studio, and once it's reviewed it goes live in the shop. We're only accepting free motions for now; paid sales start once in-app purchases open.

Open Creator Studio Read the creator guide