Product updates
Major APS and APS Hub release announcements, beta notes, and product posts in one browsable timeline. For the full technical version history, use the changelog.
Latest update · APS
When speakers deliver a presentation to the production-crew, they expect it to be displayed exactly as it looked in the office. This may sound like an easy task, but PowerPoint and Keynote have some traps that are easy to fall for. Displaying the wrong font is one of them.
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APS Hub
APS Hub 1.0 is here. Control your presentation computers from one place, keep main and backup in sync, and share one clicker across the group.
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APS
One stray click past the last slide can end your show in front of the audience. New in APS 4.2.1.1: Hold at end of presentation keeps PowerPoint on its final slide instead.
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APS
Google Slides is a popular presentation format for organizations and presenters who like to work from the cloud.
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APS
APS v.4 adds the first media player for macOS and rebuilds Windows playback on a native media engine for better stability and a smaller installer. Beta out now.
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APS
APS for Windows adds full media control inside PowerPoint: play/pause, skip, stop, and a live video countdown on Stream Deck for event operators.
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APS
The APS media player plays video, audio, and images over your screen. Load up to 40 clips into media slots and trigger them from the interface or Companion.
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APS
APS helps you open and display presentations in an easy way. And when you switch to and from PDF's, this will look like advancing slides.
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APS
APS 2.2 for Windows adds optional fades on all images and screenshots, powered by a new OpenGL hardware-accelerated graphics engine for show-critical work.
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APS
APS 2.1 adds more ways to control slides and presentations through Companion: open and display presentations from filenames and control slides in applications.
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APS
APS v.2 lets you freeze the screen, do edits, and go back to the presentation. And it all happens inside your computer.
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