About
Presentation tools from one overcaffeinated builder.
Timerinator, Slicinator, Codinator, Keyboardinator, Zoominator, and the PowerPoint add-in are small Windows-first tools built by Hugo Bernier (the World's Laziest Developer) for presenters who would rather spend less time fighting their setup.
Who built this
Me! (Unless you don't like these, then Beau built them). I built this site and these tools because I give demos, presentations, workshops, and talks, and I kept wanting little utilities that understood the weirdly specific things presenters need.
Yeah, I used AI to build them. I would say that they are vibe-wrangled -- not quite vibe-coded.
The tools are opinionated, practical, and occasionally a little too honest about time management. That is on purpose.
What the tools are about
The short version: they make presenting less fragile.
- Timerinator helps plan, run, and share presentation timers.
- Slicinator turns recorded demos into PowerPoint-ready walkthroughs.
- Codinator turns code walkthroughs into presentation-ready slides and media.
- Keyboardinator shows keyboard shortcuts on screen while you present or record.
- Zoominator zooms, annotates, and calls out details live while you present.
- Timerinator for PowerPoint experiments with controlling timers directly from PowerPoint. For my Mac friends.
The support policy
The tools are free, and there is no formal support desk, service-level agreement, escalation path, or heroic midnight rescue promise.
That means you get what you pay for, which is hopefully a useful tool, plus exactly zero guaranteed support contracts hiding behind it.
Bug fixes and improvements may happen when time, interest, and caffeine align. They are not promised.
Free, with one practical wrinkle
Local tool use is free. Hosted shared timers may require activation because servers cost real money and have not yet accepted exposure as payment.