Presentations that present themselves.

Diorama turns complex source material into interactive, narrated experiences that can guide a viewer, respond to questions, and bring forward the evidence they need.

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What makes Diorama different?

Three behaviours a deck cannot have. Each one is the presenter agent doing work the author would otherwise have to be present for.

It invites you.

Dioramas are interactive experiences driven by a presenter agent. See here how the agent pauses the presentation and invites the viewer to interact.

Pause playback

Invite viewer to explore

A discharge summary medications list, paused so the viewer can select a medication.

Click any medication to see more information and we'll continue when you're ready

It answers you.

Viewers can ask questions about the diorama whenever they'd like, so authors don't have to be there to answer questions.

Jump to scene 03

Highlight answer

The presenter jumping to a later scene to answer a question.

Where precisely is Cherrapunji located?

Here's the exact latitude and longitude. Check out this scene for a map too.

It orients you.

Because Diorama intelligently ingests the materials used in a presentation, it can show them to the viewer when their question goes beyond what's present in the scenes.

Open source material

Reveal citation

Source material pulled up beside the walkthrough to answer a deeper question.

Here's the section where I got that information.

One body of knowledge, many explanations.

Ingest once. The same material is re-narrated for whoever is watching — the investor gets the arc, the engineer gets the code path, the buyer gets the constraints.

We're looking for ambitious problems to explain.

If your product, workflow, research, or technical material is difficult to explain with a deck or prerecorded demo, we want to work with you.