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GoBraw and PowerPoint or Keynote
PowerPoint and Keynote are great for making a talk, and everybody has them. They were made for one speaker and one screen. GoBraw starts at screen two.
What PowerPoint and Keynote is good at
- Everyone already knows how to use them.
- Great for writing and designing the talk itself.
- Perfect for one speaker and one projector.
- Already on almost every computer.
Where GoBraw is different
- Only the good bit shows. No desktop, no pointer, no pop-ups on the big screen.
- Next speaker? They just join. From their own computer, onto your screens. No cables, no swapping laptops.
- Every screen, as one. TVs and projectors all over the building change together.
- Next is in your pocket. Walk the room and move on from your phone.
- Every seat's a front seat. The back row follows along on their own phone.
When PowerPoint and Keynote is the better pick
- One speaker, one screen, one room.
- You need to send the talk to other people as a file.
- Nobody is running anything: the speaker clicks through their own talk.
Keep making talks in PowerPoint or Keynote. Use GoBraw when there is more than one screen, more than one speaker, or a room full of people watching.
Other comparisons
- ProPresenter: The church favourite, with a Bible library and years of know-how.
- Proclaim: Planning the service together during the week, with a big Bible library.
- Digital signage: Planned pictures on lots of screens, on a timetable.
- vMix and OBS: For mixing cameras and streaming. Usually a friend, not a rival.