Nathalie Chou Lab Launch ↗

Same gestures · same privacy · three ways to run it

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Every edition tracks your hand on the page itself — your camera never leaves your machine. The difference is how far the gestures reach.

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Nothing installed, nothing signed up for. The Brain graph: your typed notes as a glowing constellation you sculpt mid-air — bloom, collapse, reshape and spin it by hand. Now with the experimental Brain+ pack — fingertip spotlight, pinch-to-pin, two-hand sculpting, clip recording and share links.

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Full

By invitation · passphrase

Slides driven by hand — PDF and image decks, clean projector output — plus the tiny macOS helper: .pptx / .key decks, pinch real folders open from the graph, drive PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides, music and volume.

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Cloud

On the horizon

Pair your phone and laptop through the cloud and keep decks and notes in your own Google Drive — present from any machine, anywhere. Only pairing signals travel.

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Side by side

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Hand tracking — camera, skeleton, sparkle trail
Brain graph — notes as a living constellation
Brain+ interactivity (experimental) — fingertip touch, two hands, record & share
PDF & image decks
Slide control by hand — tilt to flip, pinch and fist poses
Projector output — clean slides-only HDMI window
PowerPoint & Keynote files — rendered right into the page
Pinch-to-open — browse real folders from the graph
Drive external apps — PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides
Music & volume — raise a fist to turn it up
Phone ↔ laptop pairing — decks and notes in your own Driveplanned

In the full edition, using PowerPoint or Keynote without the helper? Export your deck as a PDF (File ▸ Export) and open that — every slide keeps its exact look. Full workflow in the guide; privacy details in the legal notice.