Control the presentation anywhere in the building.
Change slides from the back of the hall, the next room or another floor. Every press is confirmed with a buzz in your hand, so you never turn round to check.
Handheld, Pulpit and Pedal. Fully refundable until it ships.
The screen is on the first floor. You don't have to be.
Plug the Bridge into the venue's computer. The speaker at a lectern upstairs, the moderator in the green room and the operator two floors up all control the same presentation, through walls and ceilings.
From a lectern upstairs
A Pulpit in the seminar room above the hall runs the slides on the main screen.
From the green room
The moderator cues the opening slides with a Handheld before the speaker walks on.
From the tech booth
The operator two floors up runs the show without a cable down to the stage.
From the hall itself
On stage or in the back row, the same remotes work in the venue too, up to 100 metres away.
Five remotes. One Bridge.
Panels, keynotes with a co-host, a worship team: everyone who presents gets their own remote, and they all drive the same computer.
- Any mix. Handheld, Pulpit and Pedal share the same Bridge.
- Each one confirmed. Only the remote that pressed feels the buzz.
- Named on screen. Give every remote a name, like "Moderator" or "Stage left".
- No double skips. Two people pressing at once never jump two slides by accident.
Your notes on the left. Your slides under your hand.
The Pulpit sits on the lectern next to your notebook and shows the slide you're on and the time, so you keep your eyes on your notes and the room, never on the screen behind you.
One system, three ways to cue.
In your hand, on the lectern or under your foot. Every CueFar comes with a Bridge and works with the others.
Handheld
For speakers who move.
Slim and light, it rests along your palm with your thumb on NEXT, so you forget you are holding it. Each key has its own shape, so you find it without looking. The battery comes out: charge it in the remote or separately in any charger.
- Battery
- Up to 58 h, removable
- Size
- 34 mm wide, about 75 g
- Screen
- 1.14″ colour
- Keys
- Next, back, blank + 3 programmable
Pulpit
For lecterns and pulpits.
A low wedge that sits on the lectern next to your notes, tilted so you read the screen standing up. Silent keys the microphone won't pick up, and magnetic feet that hold on steel lecterns.
- Battery
- Up to 143 h presenting
- Power
- Also runs on USB-C
- Screen
- 2.4″ colour
- Keys
- Silent, + 3 programmable
Pedal
For hands-free cues.
A pedalboard for your slides. Six large, soft-touch buttons sized for a shoe: back, blank and next in front, three for your own shortcuts behind, each with a light ring that turns green when the slide changes. Musicians, worship leaders and live demos keep their hands free.
- Battery
- Up to 159 h, unlimited on a supply
- Power
- USB-C or 5–12 V jack
- Build
- Aluminium, splash-proof
- Controls
- 6 large footbuttons with light rings
The Bridge: Bluetooth and USB, at the same time.
The Bridge connects to your computer over Bluetooth and over USB-C together. If one link drops, the other keeps your slides moving. No driver, no pairing menu, and up to five remotes on one Bridge.
- Redundant link. Bluetooth and USB-C run side by side, so a loose cable or a busy Bluetooth band doesn't stop the show.
- Venues that ban Bluetooth. Use the short USB-C cable on its own.
- Tiny. 42 × 22 × 11 mm, smaller than most USB sticks.
Press next. Feel it land.
Other clickers send and hope. CueFar waits for the computer to answer, then tells your hand.
Ready
Slowed down so you can follow it. On the prototype the round trip takes 73 ms.
One buzz: the slide changed.
Two buzzes: the computer got it but nothing changed, for example on the last slide.
Three buzzes: it didn't arrive. Press again.
Charge it once a week. Or once a month.
A full conference day uses about a seventh of the Handheld's battery. Every battery comes out, and charges in the device or separately.
Take the battery out
Standard rechargeable cells you can buy anywhere. Open the magnetic door, swap, and you're back in two seconds with your slide and timer intact.
Charge it in the device or on its own
Charge the cell inside the remote over USB-C or the magnetic cable, or take it out and charge it in any cell charger while a spare keeps you going.
Always know
Battery level on every remote's screen, and all remotes at a glance in the CueFar app. The Pulpit and Pedal can also run plugged in all day.
Hours of presenting with the screen dimming between presses. Design targets for the production devices, to be confirmed by measurement before shipping.
Plug in and present. Tune it to your software.
To your computer the Bridge is a keyboard, so slides change everywhere with no software. The CueFar app adds a profile for the program you present with.
No software, no drivers
Plug in the Bridge on macOS, Windows or Linux and change slides in any app that uses the arrow keys.
- macOS
- Windows
- Linux
- Google Slides
- PDF viewers
Profiles in the CueFar app
Pick your program and every key does the right thing in it. Change any key to your own shortcut.
ProPresenter, PowerPoint and Keynote are trademarks of their owners. CueFar is not affiliated with them.
Most clickers stop at 30 metres and never tell you if they worked.
In a full room the usual clicker radio competes with every phone and laptop. You press, nothing happens, you press again, and two slides fly past.
| Feature | Typical clicker | CueFar | Pro cue system |
|---|---|---|---|
| Range | 10 to 30 m, line of sight | 100 m indoors, through walls and floors | Long, with a base station |
| Did it work? | You look back at the screen | A buzz in your hand | Light on the remote |
| Remotes per receiver | 1 | Up to 5 on one Bridge | Several |
| Link to the computer | USB dongle | Bluetooth and USB together | USB |
| Slide number in hand | No | Yes, plus timer | Some models |
| Price | €30 to €130 | €249 to €349 | From about €950 |
Made for the talks you can't repeat.
Only your slides
Remotes are paired with their Bridge and every command is encrypted, so nobody in the audience can take over.
Quiet on stage
Soft and silent keys that stage microphones don't pick up.
Safe updates
New features arrive as signed updates. The remote refuses anything that isn't from us.
Europe and the US
A version for each region, each on the radio band that's licence-free there.
Specs
| Spec | Handheld | Pulpit | Pedal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Size | 125 × 34 × 20 mm | 150 × 95 × 38 mm | 240 × 125 × 40 mm |
| Weight | About 75 g | About 300 g | About 450 g |
| Screen | 1.14″ colour | 2.4″ colour | 2.25″ bar display |
| Controls | Next, back, blank, 3 programmable keys | Silent next, back, blank, 3 programmable keys | 6 large footbuttons: next, back, blank, 3 programmable |
| Confirmation | Vibration | Vibration | Vibration and light rings |
| Battery | Removable 14500 cell, up to 58 h | Removable 18650 cell, up to 143 h | Removable 18650 cell, up to 159 h |
| Charging the cell | In the device, or taken out and charged separately in any Li-ion cell charger | ||
| Charging | USB-C, magnetic cable | USB-C, magnetic cable, runs on USB | USB-C, magnetic cable, 5–12 V jack |
| Range | Designed for 100 m indoors without line of sight, through walls and floors | ||
| Bridge | Connects over Bluetooth and USB-C at the same time for a redundant link. Up to 5 remotes. Works as a keyboard: no driver on macOS, Windows, Linux | ||
| Radio | LoRa long-range radio: 868 MHz in Europe, 915 MHz in the US. Round trip 73 ms on the prototype. | ||
| Security | Pairing, encrypted commands, signed updates | ||
Figures from the hardware design and the working prototype; final specs are published before the first units ship. Product pictures are renders of the planned production design.
Reserve one of the first 100.
Put down €50 to hold a CueFar from the founding batch. You're backing the first production run, and we build it with your feedback.
- €50 comes off the price when your unit is ready.
- Change your mind any time before it ships and you get all €50 back.
- Founding batch price, below the launch price.
- Early firmware and a direct line to the people building it.
Questions
How far does CueFar reach?
CueFar is designed for 100 metres indoors without line of sight: from the back of a large hall, through walls into the next room, and between floors. In a walk test across five floors of a building, the prototype delivered 94% of commands at reduced transmit power. We'll publish full range tests before anything ships.
How many remotes can use one Bridge?
Up to five, in any mix of Handheld, Pulpit and Pedal. Each is paired separately, and every press is confirmed to the remote that sent it.
How does the Bridge connect to my computer?
Over Bluetooth and over USB-C at the same time. If one link drops, the other keeps working, so your slides don't stop. Where Bluetooth isn't allowed, use the USB-C cable on its own.
Do I need software or drivers?
No. The Bridge works as a keyboard on macOS, Windows and Linux, so PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides and PDF viewers work straight away. The free CueFar app adds profiles for ProPresenter, PowerPoint and Keynote, the slide number on your remote, and programmable keys.
How long does the battery last?
Our design targets: Handheld up to 58 hours of presenting, Pulpit up to 143 hours, Pedal up to 159 hours, or unlimited on a power supply. Every battery is a standard cell you can take out: charge it in the device or separately in a cell charger.
Does it work in the US?
Yes. There are versions for Europe and for the US, each on the licence-free radio band of that region.
Can someone in the audience take over my slides?
No. Your remotes are paired with your Bridge, and every command is encrypted and signed. Other remotes and radio tools are ignored.
Can I get my €50 back?
Yes, at any time before your unit ships. Send one email and the full €50 goes back to your card.
When does it ship?
We're finishing the production design and certification now. Reservation holders hear first and get a firm date before anything ships.
Want to try it at your venue?
We're looking for event companies, congress centres, churches and speakers who'll put the prototype through a real show. Ask us anything, or tell us about your building.