Keep every Mac and PC on the same slide — and the same build — to the millisecond, across as many machines as you want. Launch a numbered deck full-screen on the whole fleet with one tap, call the show from any phone, tablet, Bitfocus Companion, or USB / Perfect-Cue advancer, and run a fleet-wide KueSync Timer with a keyable full-screen clock. Builds, cues, loops, and live failover included.
Drive the whole fleet from Bitfocus Companion, a presenter remote, or any phone — with builds, video, cue lights, a fleet-wide show timer, and automatic failover. Built and hardened on real multi-machine shows.
Number your decks in the KueSync Link folder (e.g. 006 Welcome) and launch any one full-screen across every machine with one tap — from a clean KueSync Control page on phone, iPad, or desktop, or from Companion. Drive the fleet (or just chosen screens) with go/back, jump-to-slide, a cue lamp, a sync-roll auto-advance, and close-deck. No Companion required.
A show-caller limit timer that propagates to every machine at once — countdown, count-up, or time-of-day, with a yellow warning and a blinking finish. Set timings from KueSync Control or a stream deck; show a big, rock-steady full-screen clock on any machine, with a selectable background (black / white / chroma green / blue) to PIP or key it over your program feed.
One shared content folder across the whole fleet. Drop a deck or video on any machine and it lands on every other automatically — pre-load the next show everywhere and run straight off the local drive. Two-way, deletes recoverable, one checkbox to enable.
Drive any number of presentation machines — Mac or Windows, Keynote or PowerPoint — from a single connection. Advance the whole fleet, a group, or one screen from the same button page, in lockstep.
Every machine steps through in-slide builds and animations together — not just slide numbers. Press once, all screens advance one build.
KueSync disciplines timing across your network so every machine fires together — the same idea that keeps a pro-AV network like Dante locked in step. Every screen flips on a shared, network-disciplined deadline, not a guess.
Nominate backups by priority; if a machine drops, control fails over automatically and a recovered primary only reclaims once it's provably stable. As dependable as a hardware cue system — over the network.
Turn Stream Deck keys into a hardware-style cue light — green on a forward move, red on a back — mirroring the presenter's clicker. Or open Kue Lights: a full-screen Perfect-Cue-style light on any spare display or comfort monitor, flashing green forward and red back in step with the fleet. One key, a whole panel, or a whole screen.
Any phone becomes a wireless advancer from a scannable link — no app. Hand the cue from speaker to speaker, and a master can take control at any time.
Already running a hardware advancer? KueSync drives the fleet from the same forward/back any USB presenter sends — so a DSAN Perfect Cue or any industry-standard USB advancer keeps working, now advancing every screen at once. Keep your gear; add the sync.
Roll the deck continuously, hold a slide for an embedded video, or auto-advance on a per-slide cue sheet — synced across the fleet.
Run show control on the subnet you choose — a dedicated LAN, the house network, or a direct self-assigned wire through a switch. KueSync listens and discovers everywhere; traffic rides the wire you picked.
See the whole show at a glance: a FLEET indicator turns red the instant any screen drifts, alongside per-machine slide, a healthy-machine count, the current Leader, and live presenter notes, slide names, and presentation name — so you always know the fleet is locked.
On a shared or house network, set one control password on the Leader — it's pushed to the whole fleet automatically, no per-machine setup. An optional PIN guards remote access to settings, and the control surface is hardened against outside tampering. On an isolated show LAN, leave it open.
Take control away the instant you need it: from KueSync Control, mute a presenter's clicker or the Leader's USB / Perfect-Cue advancer while a deck is swapped off-program, then flip it back live. And a display can ignore its own keyboard so a stray bump never pulls a screen out of sync. Everything's live by default — nothing to set up.
A tiny app on each presentation Mac. It drives Keynote / PowerPoint locally and reports live status. Self-contained — install and forget.
Add one KueSync connection in Bitfocus Companion, list your Macs' IPs, and drop the ready-made buttons onto a page. Every press drives the whole fleet in sync.
Introductory beta pricing — a discounted rate while KueSync is in beta.
Try it free first: every install includes a 7-day free trial — no card, full features. During the beta, the trial is your free access.
You license the single control machine — every presentation machine it drives connects for free, with no per-agent license. Your key arrives instantly and renews automatically (we email a fresh one — nothing to do). It's verified offline, so it works at the venue with no internet. Secure checkout by Stripe; cancel anytime from the billing portal linked in your receipt.
Free 7-day beta — no card required. A pre-release build under active testing, for macOS and Windows. Both installers are code-signed — Mac notarized, Windows Authenticode. Install the Agent on each presentation machine, then drive the fleet from Bitfocus Companion or machine-to-machine from a presenter remote. Full setup steps are in the included Read Me.