Here we demonstrate gesture control with presentation slides as an example task. Beyond this, gestures can be customized and extended to a wide range of interactions, for instance, navigating documents, controlling media playback, or managing video calls in everyday work. In professional and public settings, gestures can streamline classroom presentations, workshops, or conferences without breaking flow. In hygiene-sensitive environments such as hospitals, labs, or kitchens, where any interactions could be a contamination risk, Touchless can reduce any interactions by 80%, leading to a significant decrease in technological interaction, and increase of workflow. In the future, our goal is to add gestures that can be adapted for smart home systems, from adjusting lighting to operating appliances, making interaction more seamless across contexts.