What's new in Mekutte. Most recent updates first.
Published decks can now be made private from their row menu. After confirmation, Mekutte safely removes the public URL and related comments, reactions, participants, and poll results, and immediately frees the slot on the Free plan.
Added dedicated pages for reactions, QR participation, flips, polls, charts, timers, slide transitions, appearance, and comment recaps. Charts, flips, animations, and light/dark modes include live previews alongside their available options and Markdown syntax.
Refined the home-page heading structure, metadata, robots policy, localized sitemap, canonical and hreflang links, and structured data. Every feature card now links to its detail page, with bottom-page CTAs, related features, and alternating Mekutaro illustrations available in all 12 languages.
Mekutte is now available in Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Indonesian, Thai, Vietnamese, and Hindi. The language switcher now places English first so international visitors can find it quickly.
Remaining English copy across the landing page charts, slide animation and dark-mode demos, demo pages, deck list, slide creation flow, audience pages, cheat sheet, FAQ, and release notes has been translated for each supported language.
The global 404 page, localized Web App Manifest, legal-page notices, public-deck OGP rendering, and invalid checkout request handling were tightened so localized experiences no longer fall back to fixed English text or crash on edge cases.
Shared public decks now render a simple OGP image using the slide title and Mekutte logo. URLs with `?slide=` generate an image that reflects the title of that specific slide.
When you click inside the Markdown editor, the preview now jumps to the matching slide automatically, making it easier to stay oriented while editing.
First-time users can now learn the main editing and publishing flow through in-context coach marks. There is no separate tutorial button, so the onboarding stays out of the way.
When an audience member chooses Other, they can submit a free-text answer that becomes part of the poll. Poll results now use a readable grayscale treatment in both light and dark mode.
The cheat sheet and image guide now share the same visual treatment with better spacing. The login modal, URL copy button, and poll count text are also clearer in dark mode.
Pick between None, Fade, Slide, and Zoom from the publish settings dialog. The choice is saved per deck. Default is None; the demo deck ships with Slide.
Write a ```chart bar/line/pie block inside a slide and a colorful SVG chart is rendered inline using a dedicated 6-color palette. Titles and data labels can be set inside the block.
On Chrome, Edge, and iOS Safari you can now install Mekutte through the browser's "Add to home screen" menu and launch it like a native app.
Ten of the most common pre-signup questions are now expandable inline on the landing page. Structured data is also attached so search engines can show them as rich results.
Slide body text now renders as white in dark mode on published decks and the audience page. Uploaded images reserve their final dimensions so there is no layout shift while loading.
Hide answers with flips, gather reactions, comments, and QR-based participation from the audience, run polls in Markdown, pin countdown timers, write speaker-only notes (`?>` syntax), use the presenter view, subscribe to Pro, and switch between ja / en and light / dark — Mekutte ships with the full essentials.