How to view presentation in portrait mode?

I just bought Keynote for iOS, to present some of my app mockups, but was sadly surprised to learn that I can't rotate a presentation from landscape to portrait mode.
My canvas is 640x960.
Anyone know if Apple is aware of this, or if there is a workaround?
It makes no sense to me why this is not possible. With Apple making iPhones and iPad, it makes no sense that their presentation iOS app doesn't support rotation, and presentation in portrait format...So I have to create my mockups sideways?
I had hoped to be able to sit and view my Mockup on the iPhone, while I continue to work on it and make changes.

I have just stitched together a work around to do this for me.
I was using Keynote to build a file containing some screen shots from a magazine I had a digital version of which I was reading on my iPad and wanted to keep for reference, these were in portrait mode.
As we know iPad keynote only let me build Landscape.
I save keynote files to iCloud and opened same file on my iMac, and using 'Inspector' changed slide size to 768x1204 and realigned screen shots to fit. I saved file again to iCloud and opened it again on my iPad. The new file had the portrait sized slides but still only displayed in Landscape on Keynote, so lots of wasted space and small pages.
I made a copy of this (Edit, Select, +) and used this to make a 'Portrait Template'.
So now I can create Keynote file on iPad with portrait sized slides. To see these in full screen just Open In Another App (Edit, curly arrow icon) and open in either GoodReader or PDF Expert. You can send either PDF or native Keynote, both work.

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