Most of your attendees are watching on a phone. One hand, half their attention, the video down to palm size. That's the screen your pitch has to win on, so it isn't the desktop layout squeezed to fit. It's rebuilt for the phone, tab by tab, with the CTA always a thumb away.
Video up top. Below it, two tabs. One holds the public chat. The other holds the private thread with your setter. Your viewer isn't scrolling a single feed that blends the room's noise with a message meant for them. They watch your pitch, open the public chat when they want to feel the room react, and keep the private thread one tap away, never buried.
You flip it on and off from your end, one click. While it's live, it stays pinned in front of the viewer. Nobody scrolls up hunting for the link. The moment someone decides to buy, it's already there. Every click gets tracked.
A viewer tilts the phone to blow the video up full width. Landscape mode. Now your setter sends a private message, and a sound plus a visual cue flag it on the spot. Eyes on the video, they still catch it.
The Closing Parallel rests on one thing: your setter's private message reaching the right lead at the right second, and getting seen. Most of your room is on a phone, so the phone is where that happens or doesn't. The separate private tab and the landscape alert are built for that one job.
We look at your format, your volume, and what the tool would change for you. No strings attached.