Presenter is for the minutes before a talk and the hour during it. A two-finger tap advances, a swipe goes back, the top-right corner mutes the room, and the top-left corner captures the slide.
These are the regions and gestures the recipe sets. Apply it to a scene, then change anything in Canvas.
| Region or gesture | Action |
|---|---|
| Left edge | Brightness |
| Right edge | Volume |
| Bottom edge | Media scrub |
| Top-left corner | Screenshot |
| Top-right corner | Mute |
| Bottom-left corner | Show Desktop |
| Bottom-right corner | App Switcher |
| Two-finger tap | Next slide |
| Two-finger swipe left | Previous slide |
| Two-finger swipe right | Next slide |
| Three-finger tap | Screenshot |
| Three-finger swipe up | Mission Control |
| Four-finger tap | Open TrackStudio |
Launch the app and open the scene you want to change.
Choose the book icon in the sidebar, then select Presenter.
Apply it to the scene. Change any trigger in Canvas; the recipe is a starting point.
Use Presenter if you run Keynote, PowerPoint, or a browser deck and want the trackpad to behave like a clicker without hiding the rest of the Mac.
If you use a clicker, keep the trackpad for screenshots and mute only. If you present in a browser, test the next and previous slide actions against that deck before the talk.
Yes. Keynote receives the next and previous slide shortcuts. Test it once in presenter mode before the talk.
No. The Mute action mutes system audio output. Use the call app for microphone mute.
Change the two actions in Canvas to the shortcuts your deck uses. The recipe is a starting point.
Every recipe is included. Use the full app for 3 days; activate only if you keep it.