Pointer Cue helps your audience instantly see where to look during presentations and software demos. It highlights your cursor and active window as you work, without requiring drawing modes or interrupting your workflow. Designed for demos, training, screen sharing, and presentations.
Hi Product Hunt,
I built Pointer Cue because I wanted a simpler way to guide people’s attention during Mac demos and screen sharing.
When presenting, I often need to do just two things: show where my cursor is, and outline the exact area I’m talking about. Many tools are either too minimal for that or too feature-heavy during a live demo.
Pointer Cue keeps it focused:
• Press Command to highlight the pointer
• Hold Command and drag to outline an area
• Choose a color that stands out
• Access everything from the menu bar
I also tuned the ring motion to stay easy to notice in remote meetings, where screen sharing can sometimes feel choppy.
I’d love feedback from anyone who runs demos, presentations, training sessions, or screen shares from a Mac.
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Held Command during a quick screen share and the ring actually stayed visible in my teammate's view on Zoom, which is the exact thing I always struggle with. Simple, does what it says, no fuss.
@nihatpgyh Thank you! That’s exactly the kind of moment I built Pointer Cue for.
I wanted it to stay simple enough to use without thinking during a live screen share.
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Held Command during a quick Loom walkthrough and the ring around the cursor made it obvious where I was pointing without a second of confusion. The drag-to-outline trick is genuinely handy for tiny UI elements.
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Held Command during a quick screen share and the ring actually stayed visible in my teammate's view on Zoom, which is the exact thing I always struggle with. Simple, does what it says, no fuss.
Pocket Screen
@nihatpgyh Thank you! That’s exactly the kind of moment I built Pointer Cue for.
I wanted it to stay simple enough to use without thinking during a live screen share.
Held Command during a quick Loom walkthrough and the ring around the cursor made it obvious where I was pointing without a second of confusion. The drag-to-outline trick is genuinely handy for tiny UI elements.
Pocket Screen
@serdar962425 Thank you! That’s exactly what I had in mind - a simple, intuitive tool to make presentations and screen shares easier to follow.