Teach, interact, improve in real time
Upload your slides, share a code, and see your whole class react in real time.
The tool that finally connects teachers & students
Real feedback, not guesswork. In every domain, at every level.
Know what landed, while you can still act
Live reactions and questions become a 0–100 score and a slide heatmap the moment you end.
A voice, without the spotlight
Join in seconds and stay anonymous: react, vote, take private notes, and ask what a raised hand never dares.
A layer on the deck you already have, live in under 30 seconds
Bring your own deck
Upload the .pptx or .pdf you already teach with. Nothing to rebuild, no new workflow.
Students join in seconds
A QR or a six-character code, on any phone, tablet or laptop. No account, no install.
The room answers back
React, raise a hand, vote in polls, draw together, and keep private notes tied to each slide.
See what actually landed
A live engagement score while you teach, and a private slide-by-slide report the moment you end.
Bring your own deck
Upload the .pptx or .pdf you already teach with. Nothing to rebuild, no new workflow.
Students join in seconds
A QR or a six-character code, on any phone, tablet or laptop. No account, no install.
The room answers back
React, raise a hand, vote in polls, draw together, and keep private notes tied to each slide.
See what actually landed
A live engagement score while you teach, and a private slide-by-slide report the moment you end.
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Private notes, tied to the slide
People write while it is still fresh, on the slide it belongs to. Nobody else sees a note, and every one of them comes back in their end-of-session report.
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ReLU over sigmoid: no vanishing gradient. Ask why in the tutorial.
Quantified learning and analytic presentation
End your class or session with significant learning data and analytics, not just a feeling.
Engagement at a glance
Slide-by-slide heatmap
Pace & focus charts
Engagement and interaction, in numbers
more likely to fail in traditional lectures than in active, participatory classes
Freeman et al., PNAS 2014average exam scores under active learning, against traditional lecturing
Freeman et al., PNAS 2014of people have dyslexia. Anonymous reactions let them flag confusion without stigma
International Dyslexia Associationstudent records collected. GDPR-native, no cookies
Diaposi, by designEducation trends shaping 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Diaposi — how it works, what you get, and how your data is handled.
Yes. Upload a deck and run a live session without a credit card or a contract. For a whole department or institution, write to us and we'll set it up with you.
Yes, including from the host. There are no student accounts and no emails: everyone appears as Student 1, 2, 3, on the presenter's screen as well as in the report. Reactions, votes, questions and notes never carry a name, so nobody — host included — can trace an answer back to a person.
Yes, and they stay private. Notes are written on the slide they belong to, nobody else can see them, and every note comes back in the student's end-of-session report.
The .pptx or .pdf you already teach with. Same slides, same order, nothing to rebuild and no new workflow to learn.
An instant report: a 0–100 engagement score, a slide-by-slide heatmap, the top questions and per-slide breakdowns, exportable as PDF or CSV.
Nothing is lost. A dropped host connection never ends a session: the room, the current slide and everything already collected stay exactly where they were, and reopening the session puts you back in control. Students who reconnect are resynced to the live slide with their reactions intact. Only pressing “End session” ends a session.
Any browser on any phone, tablet or laptop. Nothing to install on either side, and students join with a QR or a six-character code.
Yes, by design. Diaposi collects no accounts, no emails, no cookies, no tracking and no student records, so there is nothing to leak and nothing to consent to. Privacy is a property of the product, not a setting you have to switch on.