Private operator preview
See the next cue and everything you're working on — your audience only sees what you choose to send.
Made for Mac
Present anything fullscreen.
Display a website, a video, a PDF — anything — with one click, while your notes, notifications, and desktop stay yours. Everyone sees exactly what you choose, and nothing you don't.
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Show, share, and switch.
Easily show or hide anything fullscreen without dragging windows or accidentally sharing your desktop — with better control over how PowerPoint is displayed.
Operator previewLive on screen
Use cases
Built for presenters
Whether you're on stage, in a classroom, or on a video call — Eclipse keeps your audience focused on what matters.
- Speakers
who want clean transitions
- Trainers
who need to make edits while live
- Presenters
who want to hide desktop clutter
- Instructors
who demo websites and apps
- Teachers
who want to show videos and slideshows
Sources
Every source your show needs
Build a presentation from files, live feeds, browser pages, apps, and overlays — then switch between them without dragging windows around.
Images & graphics
PNGs, JPEGs, logos, and graphic slides.
Videos & loops
MP4, MOV, and looping backgrounds.
Slideshows
Playlists of images and clips.
PDFs
Any page, any zoom, any moment.
PowerPoint & Presenter View
Advance decks and read notes privately.
Web pages
Google Slides, Canva, YouTube, Vimeo.
Cameras
USB, HDMI capture, and Continuity.
iPhone & iPad screens
Send a device to the audience display.
Screen capture
A region or the whole desktop.
App or window mirroring
Send one app instead of your Mac.
Overlays
Text, cards, images, and video on top.
Operator confidence
When you need to share your screen, Eclipse has you covered.
One-click go-live switching
Send the next source fullscreen instantly. No dragging, no window juggling.
Freeze, blackout & lock
Hold the current image, cut to black, or lock the display while you fix something behind the scenes.
Fit & fill positioning
Frame images and video the way you want — fit, fill, or a custom crop.
Dual-display mode
Confidence monitor on one screen, audience display on the other.
Media library & saved presentations
Organize sources into presentations and reload them for the next event.
Quick Switcher & shortcuts
Keyboard-first control that works even while another app is focused.
Live tools
Easy to use presenter tools
Timers, annotations, cards, sound, and recording — the small things that make a live moment feel handled.
Countdown timer overlay
Movable on-screen timer with play, pause, and reset from the operator panel.
Drawing & annotation
Mark up the live display for teaching, coaching, or making a point.
Presenter pointer
A visible pointer for guiding attention on projected content.
Text & card templates
Wi-Fi cards, name cards, info screens — no design tool required.
Music & soundboard
Cue walk-in music, stingers, and sound effects on demand.
Program recording
Capture what your audience saw for archives and social clips.
Program audio sharing
Route Eclipse audio into Zoom, Teams, or streaming apps.
Control from the room
Remotely control Eclipse from your computer, the web, or a phone.
Phone remote
Any phone on the same Wi-Fi — no app install required.
Global shortcuts
Trigger cues even while another app is focused.
EclipseCast receiver
Turn any browser on the network into a display.
Local network only
No account, no cloud, no data leaves the room.
How it works
Get started with Eclipse
Go from setup to presenting in minutes.
01
Add your sources
Drop in files, decks, cameras, apps, web links, and overlays. Organize into presentations you can reload later.
02
Connect a display
Plug into a projector, monitor, TV, or any external macOS display — Eclipse auto-detects it in seconds.
03
Present live
Preview privately, switch cleanly, and freeze or blackout the moment you need a private beat.
What operators say
Trusted in the booth
Eclipse turned our volunteer-led AV setup into something that felt professional. One person can run slides, videos, and lyrics without the audience seeing the mess.
MC
Marcus Chen
Production Coordinator, Community Church AV
I switched from a complicated OBS rig to Eclipse for our all-hands meetings. The operator preview and one-click switching are exactly what I needed.
SW
Sarah Whitfield
IT Events Lead, Remote-First SaaS Company
The phone remote saved us during a live school event. A student volunteer could advance cues from the back row while I managed the main console.
DP
David Park
Theatre Tech Director, Independent High School
Pricing
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Try before you buy.
Annual subscription
$79/year
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FAQ
Frequent Questions
What can I show with Eclipse?+
Images, videos, PDFs, PowerPoint decks, web pages (Google Slides, Canva, YouTube, Vimeo), cameras, iPhone/iPad screens, app windows, screen capture, text and image overlays, countdown timers, and program audio. Anything you can play or open on your Mac, you can send fullscreen.
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. Eclipse is local-first — your media stays on your Mac. The only network activity is optional local Wi-Fi for the phone remote and EclipseCast.
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. Program audio sharing routes Eclipse's sound into Zoom, Teams, or streaming apps, and you can share the Eclipse window or the external display as your camera/screen source. Platform-specific setup varies.
What does Eclipse run on?+
macOS 15.6 or later.
Is there a free trial?+
Yes — a 14-day free trial with every feature unlocked, no credit card required. After that it's $79/year. Cancel anytime.
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.
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