A home for every presentation.
Bring web-based presentations into a shared library. Organise them into collections, add context and tags, and make the right story easier to find. Clear ownership keeps the workspace useful as your content grows.
Your ideas deserve more than an attachment. Turn presentations into interactive experiences that stay current, reach the right people and bring your audience with you.

A presentation rarely ends when the meeting does. It gets forwarded, revisited, updated and used to make decisions.
Yet the workflow often revolves around a file: another copy in an inbox, another version in a folder, another link to content that has already changed. The presenter loses context. The audience loses the thread.
Kinesis Present is designed around a different starting point: the presentation as a web experience. Give it a place to live, a clear owner, a controlled audience and a path from the live conversation to the next decision.
Bring web-based presentations into a shared library. Organise them into collections, add context and tags, and make the right story easier to find. Clear ownership keeps the workspace useful as your content grows.
Update a published presentation without starting another attachment chain. Your audience returns to the current version through the same link, while version history gives owners a record of what changed.
Share with a person, a group or your organisation. Set an expiry for time-sensitive material and revoke access when it is no longer needed. A copied link and permission to view are separate decisions.
Lead a synchronised live session with a clear view of who has joined. Attendees can follow your navigation, explore at their own pace and return to the presenter’s place in the story.
Move from sending content to understanding its audience. Presentation views, unique viewers and viewing time help you see which stories are being opened and revisited.
Shape the workspace around your organisation’s identity. A consistent visual language connects the library, presentation viewer and sharing experience, with roles and access rules defined for your team.
Upload a web presentation as an HTML file or a self-contained ZIP package. Give it a title, description and a place in your library.
Publish the presentation, then grant access to the people or teams who need it. Set an expiry when the context calls for one.
Present live with synchronised navigation, or let recipients open and explore the presentation in their own time.
Review audience activity, update the content and keep the same published link in circulation.
The shift is in how content reaches people and stays useful after it arrives.
| An attachment-based workflow | The Kinesis Present approach |
|---|---|
| A new file for every revision. | A current published presentation behind a consistent link. |
| Content scattered across inboxes and folders. | A shared library with collections and clear ownership. |
| Forwarding a copy to share the story. | Granting access to a defined person, group or organisation. |
| A presentation handed over after the meeting. | A connected experience for live sessions and later viewing. |
| Little visibility into what happens after sending. | Presentation-level reach and viewing activity. |
Keep strategic narratives and leadership briefings current. Bring the team through a live session, then give them one place to return.
Build a consistent library of approved product stories and partner materials for your team, with clear ownership and controlled internal distribution.
Give people a guided introduction to your organisation, then let them revisit the material in their own time.
Bring product direction, launch narratives and demonstrations into a format that can make use of the web’s interactive capabilities.
Connect town halls and company updates to a shared content library, keeping the conversation available after the live moment.
Give teams a consistent presentation environment and a clearer route to the latest approved content.
The platform should feel like part of your organisation. Kinesis Lab can tailor the presentation workspace around your brand, your users and the way you work.
Configuration and integration scope is agreed for each implementation.
We begin with your content and audience. A leadership briefing, an onboarding journey or a product story gives us something concrete to design around.
From there, we define the publishing workflow, brand system, access model and deployment requirements. A focused pilot lets your team work through the experience before expanding the library, introducing live delivery or adding deeper audience insights.
The result is a scoped implementation with a clear route from the first useful experience to a platform your team can operate.
It is our ambition for a better presentation workflow: web-based experiences, current content, controlled access and connected audiences. Kinesis Present focuses on how presentations are published, shared and experienced.
The proposed publishing workflow accepts HTML presentations and ZIP packages. Native PPTX import, conversion and export are separate capabilities to scope; they are not included in the experience shown here.
The concept shown here is a presentation platform, not an AI slide generator. Authoring, AI-assisted creation and integrations with your existing content tools can be discussed as additional development scope.
Yes. White-label delivery is part of the solution brief: brand identity, workspace language and the viewer experience can be tailored to your organisation. We define the required tenant settings and access model during discovery.
Kinesis Present is offered as a solution concept for a tailored implementation. The screens illustrate the intended experience. Features, integrations, deployment, timing and support are agreed around your requirements before delivery.
Hosting, identity integration, retention and access requirements are design decisions for your implementation. We establish those requirements with your team before choosing the deployment architecture.
Tell us what you present, who needs to see it and where the current workflow gets in the way. We’ll help define what comes next.