Track your Google Slides
Connect your Google Slides and share presentations with full analytics. See who views each slide and for how long.
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Connect Google Slides
Link your Google account and pick any presentation to share.
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Send a tracked link
Share one link with your audience. No downloads or attachments required.
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Measure slide engagement
See exactly which slides viewers spent time on and who came back for a second look.
Track every viewer in real time
See who's viewing your presentation right now. Get notified on every new view with name, duration, and engagement data.
Tom Baker
viewed for 12 min
Nina Patel
viewed for 5 min
Chris Lee
viewed for 8 min
Amy Wang
viewed for 15 min
Jack Miller
viewed for 6 min
Laura Chen
viewed for 10 min
Tom Baker
viewed for 12 min
Nina Patel
viewed for 5 min
Chris Lee
viewed for 8 min
Amy Wang
viewed for 15 min
Jack Miller
viewed for 6 min
Laura Chen
viewed for 10 min
Slide-by-slide heatmap
See which slides hold attention and which get skipped. Use this data to refine your deck for maximum impact.
Time spent per slide
AI presents when you can't
An AI assistant answers viewer questions about your presentation in real time, citing specific slides for every answer.
Being able to see which slides prospects actually care about has completely changed how we build and iterate on our pitch decks.
Ryan M.
Sales Manager, Apex
Live sync
Update your Google Slides and the tracked link updates automatically. No re-sharing needed.
Slide-by-slide heatmap
Visual breakdown of time spent on each slide so you know what lands.
Speaker notes hidden
Your speaker notes stay private. Viewers only see the slides, never your notes.
Start tracking your presentations
See who views your slides and which ones drive engagement.
PDF, XLSX, PPTX, DOCX, MP4
FAQ
No. Send Out keeps your tracked link in sync with your Google Slides. Any changes you make are reflected instantly.
No. Speaker notes are never shown to viewers. They only see the slides themselves.
Yes. You can connect as many Google Slides presentations as you want and track them all from a single dashboard.
Yes. As long as you have access to the presentation in your Google account, you can create a tracked link for it.