I built a presentation tool with no slides: you talk and it draws them while you speak (open source)

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I hate making decks, so for the Nebius x NVIDIA hackathon I built the opposite. You press the mic and talk. A number you say turns into a chart, a point turns into a drawing, a quote or a poll. There is no deck to prepare and no clicker. The part I did not expect to like: when it gets something wrong, it is kind of funny, and the audience is in on it. In my demo I forget a word around the one minute mark and the slide just waits with me. Stack: Next.js on Vercel, NVIDIA Nemotron models on Nebius Token Factory for the slide decisions. It runs in a browser, also on a phone plugged into a TV. It is MIT licensed: https://github.com/Baltsar/do-it-live Try it without an account: https://doitlive.app (15 free minutes a day, with a shared daily cap, so it can say closed for today) What I would like feedback on: is the latency acceptable, what should and should not become a slide, and how should it handle self-corrections mid-sentence?   submitted by   /u/baltsar777 [link]   [comments]