Show HN: Presentations for your webcam, not a projector

It would be great if you also had more of a non-linear mode for content that is less structured and more suited to live events where anything can happen at any time.

For video meetings, podcasts/talk shows, etc. there is often content repeated between calls/presentations (theme song/intro, memes, sound effects etc) and also planned content from a topic list, but that content may be mentioned by anyone at anytime so it should be easy to trigger without too much scrolling.

Maybe it would look more like a sound effect board/stream deck/TV Mixer where there is a matrix of buttons to playback videos, add titles, show images, play sound effects, etc.

In the future, it would be awesome to have support for chroma key (green screen), data driven motion graphics (score board, live weather, live stock data, etc).

Basically, if you could dramatically simplify OBS, and it looks like you've already made some big steps in that direction, that would be highly valuable.

This solves pretty much every problem I encountered. I would buy this in a second.

But I have to ask, why a subscription? Why can't I download this software like I do with all my other presentation software? What value does a subscription buy me?

I would be extra upset if a feature changed or the interface changed between practicing and giving a presentation for example.

I want my presentation software to have a set of features and then never change until I make a very deliberate act of upgrading to a new version while still having the old one around in case I get stuck.

A subscription to auto-updating software is about the worst thing I can think of presentation software in particular.

I've been thinking on how to do this "non-linear mode for content" but haven't been able to figure out the actual infrastructure for it.

The problem I see is accessing the content in real-time; how does one pull up content in real-time without materially affecting the flow of conversation? Of course, this assumes you know the location of the relevant piece of content. And don't even THINK about combining different pieces of content together in real-time!