See what's next before your audience does
Line up the next thing privately while the audience keeps watching what's on screen now.
Present anything fullscreen.
Easily display a presentation, website, app, and more without awkwardly dragging windows or accidentally showing your desktop.
Amaze your techy friends, impress your audience and enjoy the moment.
Display anything with a click
Easily and instantly switch between displaying a presentation, website, app, and more all from one place.
Images & graphicsShow any photo or logo, and zoom in where it matters.
Videos & loopsPlay a video, trim it, loop it, or mute it.
SlideshowsPhotos and videos in order, timed or advanced by you.
PDFsShow a PDF and zoom in on any page.
Web pagesShow any website — Google Slides, Canva, YouTube, and Vimeo included.
PowerPointBring in your deck, or run it live with Presenter View.
Images & graphicsShow any photo or logo, and zoom in where it matters.
Videos & loopsPlay a video, trim it, loop it, or mute it.
SlideshowsPhotos and videos in order, timed or advanced by you.
PDFsShow a PDF and zoom in on any page.
Web pagesShow any website — Google Slides, Canva, YouTube, and Vimeo included.
PowerPointBring in your deck, or run it live with Presenter View.
CamerasPlug in a camera, or use your iPhone as one.
iPhone & iPad screensPut your phone or tablet screen on the big display.
Phone as a wireless cameraTurn a phone into a second camera over Wi-Fi.
Screen sharingShare your whole screen or just part of it.
Single app windowShow one app window instead of your whole Mac.
Saved presentationsKeep your shows and media organized and ready to reopen.
CamerasPlug in a camera, or use your iPhone as one.
iPhone & iPad screensPut your phone or tablet screen on the big display.
Phone as a wireless cameraTurn a phone into a second camera over Wi-Fi.
Screen sharingShare your whole screen or just part of it.
Single app windowShow one app window instead of your whole Mac.
Saved presentationsKeep your shows and media organized and ready to reopen.
Stay in control
When you need to share your screen, Eclipse has you covered.
Keep your notes and desktop private, see what's coming next, and switch without a hiccup.
Freeze, blackout & lock
Hold the current image, cut to black or white, or lock the display while you fix something behind the scenes.
Clean switching to any display
Send your presentation to a projector, TV, or second screen with smooth fades.
Fits any screen
Fill the screen, fit the whole image, or go vertical for portrait displays.
Two screens, two views
Your notes and controls on one screen, the audience view on the other.
Live tools
Easy to use presenter tools
Timers, templates, music, recording and more.
Timers
Count down, count up, or show the time — start, pause, and reset anytime.
Text & card templates
Wi-Fi info, announcements, QR codes, name banners, Up Next, scoreboards, and more.
Image overlays
Drag, resize, and place an image on top of what's showing.
Video overlays
Layer a looping video over your live display.
Camera in the corner
Add a small camera window on top of anything you're showing.
Drawing & annotation
Mark up the live display for teaching, coaching, or making a point.
Soundboard
Play music, sound effects, and playlists on cue.
Record your presentation
Save a video of everything you showed, with sound.
Eclipse Remote
Now Live
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Remote control
Run Eclipse from your phone, and send it anywhere.
- Phone remote
Control slides, blackout, and what's showing from any phone on the same Wi-Fi — no app to install.
- Keyboard shortcuts
Trigger anything from the keyboard, even while you're in another app.
- Quick Switcher
Pop up a search box and jump to anything instantly.
- Stage view
A simple now / next / timer screen for you or a helper.
- Cast to another screen
Send your display to an Apple TV or another computer's browser on the same Wi-Fi.
- Use Eclipse as your camera
Show Eclipse in Zoom, Teams, or any meeting app as your camera.
Get Eclipse
$179 /year
Annual subscription for macOS.
FAQ
Frequent Questions
Does Eclipse replace PowerPoint?+
No. Eclipse works alongside PowerPoint and helps control what the audience sees — including Presenter View workflows. Use PowerPoint (or Keynote, Google Slides, Canva) to build; use Eclipse to run.
Is my content uploaded anywhere?+
No. Everything stays on your Mac. The only network use is optional local Wi-Fi for the phone remote and casting to another screen.
Do I need a second display?+
Eclipse is best with an external display, projector, or TV — that's the whole point of keeping the audience view clean. It's still useful on a single Mac for setup, preview, and rehearsal.
Can I use it for Zoom or streaming?+
Yes. Eclipse can send its picture and sound into Zoom, Teams, or streaming apps, so what your audience sees in the room is what people see online. Setup varies a little by app.
What does Eclipse run on?+
macOS 15.6 or later.
How much is Eclipse?+
Eclipse is $179/year. Volume pricing for 4+ seats is $149/seat/yr. Both are annual subscriptions for macOS.
Do I need to create an account to run Eclipse?+
No. Eclipse runs entirely on your Mac — no sign-in, no cloud sync. A Moxie account is only needed to purchase and manage your license.
How many Macs can I use?+
Up to 2 Macs per license.
Can volunteers help run it?+
Yes — the phone remote works from any browser on the same Wi-Fi, no install needed.
Lost my license key?+
Still curious? Contact support.