Built for the moment the room looks up.
Tchaku is an independent presentation studio: a motion editor, a live-audience platform, and an AI deck builder in one tool — on macOS, Windows and in the browser. It exists because the tools presenters deserve were split across three products that never talked to each other.
The deck and the room are one product.
Presenters juggle a slide tool, a polling tool, and a quiz tool — three subscriptions, three tabs, three logins on stage. Tchaku collapses them: the poll is a slide element, the quiz lives between your content slides, and Present runs the whole room.
Your decks are yours.
Tchaku is local-first. On the Mac, decks are files on your disk; in the browser, they live in your browser's storage. We don't warehouse your presentations on our servers, and the desktop app doesn't even ask for an account. Share links exist only when you publish one — and you can take them down.
Design is not a template dropdown.
A real canvas, a real timeline, 40+ chart types, and animation that's directed rather than decorated. If a slide looks generic, we consider that a bug.
Pricing you can explain in one sentence.
A generous free tier with every live widget. Pro and Studio for people who present every week. A $25 one-time pass for people who present once. No per-participant fees, ever.
Tchaku is built by a small independent team that ships in the open — the changelog is the honest record. Questions, ideas, or something broken? Write to hello@tchaku.com — a person reads it.
Your next talk deserves a room that talks back.
Free includes the full editor, all motion, and every live audience type.