Record the talk. Watch it like the audience will.
OmniReel records your talk together with its slides, then plays it back in sync, your voice and video in step with the slide you were on, with delivery analysis on the same page: filler words and pauses, flagged where they happened.
Live today on your TableX board, behind the same sign-in as the rest of the family.
One presenter, one deck, a full recorded run
Most speakers never see their own talk. They remember the version they meant to give. OmniReel keeps the version you actually gave: you record the talk while advancing your slides, and the recording keeps voice, video and slide advances on a single timeline. Nothing is reconstructed afterwards from memory.
When the take is in, it is picked up automatically. The analysis lands on the review page, next to the playback it describes, so every flag points at the moment it came from.
OmniReel is the tape; its sibling Presser is the rehearsal room, live practice against AI hosts. Speakers preparing for a real room often use both.
Anyone with a talk that matters
Speakers
Keynotes, conference talks, all-hands addresses. Give the talk once on tape, watch it the way the room will, and fix the delivery before the room is real.
Guests preparing a talk
Booked to present at a summit, a webinar or a recorded segment? Record it in advance and arrive knowing where it drags and where it rushes.
Comms leads
Your spokespeople's talks, reviewed on evidence instead of impressions: the same review page, the same flags, a shared picture of what to work on next.
Deck in, take recorded, analysis on the page
- Bring the deckStart with the slides you'll actually present. OmniReel works with the talk as it will be given.
- Record the takePresent and record, advancing the deck as you go. Voice, video and every slide advance are stamped on one timeline.
- Review in syncThe review page plays the take back with the slides in step, so you watch the talk the audience will see.
- Read the delivery analysisFiller words and pauses, flagged where they fell. Then record the next take and watch them thin out.
Two signals today, stated exactly
Filler words
The ums, uhs and likes, counted and flagged at the moments they happened, so you can hear which material you know cold and where you were vamping.
Pauses
Where the silences fell: ahead of a point, where they help a room follow you, or mid-thought, where a room hears a lost thread.
Synced playback
Not an analysis, the stage it stands on: voice, video and slides on one timeline, so every flag is one click from the moment it describes.
The room won't rehearse for you
Record the talk, read the flags, thin them out, and walk in knowing how it lands.