Take your work anywhere — PPTX, PDF, Google Slides
Pixel-perfect: formatting stays intact
No lock-in — never trapped in one tool
Kills the fear of being stuck in the app
Story
A polished deck is stuck behind a wall; one click sets it free and it lands perfectly formatted in the tools they already live in.
Storyboard
A finished slide sits in the app, looking sharp.
"Export" tap — the slide fans out into formats (PPTX, PDF, Google Slides).
It lands inside PowerPoint, pixel-perfect. Checkmark: "Formatting preserved."
"Your deck, everywhere you need it."
02 Advanced AI models
Selling points
Better design and copy from the same prompt
Sharper output, fewer redos
Look like a pro without the effort
Story
Same prompt, two brains. Basic gives something okay; advanced transforms it into something that makes you go "whoa."
Storyboard
A plain text prompt typed in ("Q3 revenue update").
Split screen — left = standard (flat). Right = advanced building live: layout, chart, imagery.
Left fades; right scales up to fill. A subtle "model upgraded" spark.
"Same words. Dramatically better decks."
Aha — the side-by-side contrast is the whole sell.
03 Analytics
Selling points
Know who opened your deck, and for how long
See which slides they actually cared about
Turn "did it land?" into a real answer
Reading the room, remotely
Story
You hit send and normally… silence. With analytics, the deck talks back — views light up, engagement rises, you spot who's interested.
Storyboard
A deck flies out to 3 recipients (send moment).
Pings appear: "opened," "opened," "viewing now."
View graph draws upward; one viewer highlights: "Philip — 4 min on pricing slide."
"Stop guessing. Know who's interested."
Aha — "4 min on pricing" reframes analytics from vanity metric to sales signal.
04 Shared knowledge base
Selling points
The AI builds decks from your real company facts — revenue, overview, strategy
Stop re-explaining your company in every prompt
No more fact-checking made-up numbers
Your knowledge, one place the whole team draws on
Story
You upload your company's real docs once — overview, revenue, growth strategy, market segmentation. From then on every deck is grounded in your actual facts: you ask, and it pulls the right number straight from your files.
Storyboard
Company files drop into "Project knowledge" — Company_Overview.pdf, Growth_Strategy_Revenue.xlsx, Market_Segmentation.ppt.
They flow into a shared knowledge core the whole team can draw on.
You type "Build our Q3 investor update" — the deck generates with a real figure lifted from the file, highlighted: "$4.2M ARR · from Growth_Strategy_Revenue.xlsx."
"Decks that already know your company."
Aha — the AI pulls a real number from your own file, not a guess. Grounded, not hallucinated — that's the trust moment, and what turns generic AI output into your company's deck.
05 Invite team members Refined · single frame
Selling points
Everyone in the same deck at the same time
Edit, comment, and react live
Decisions happen in the deck, not over email
A room, not an inbox of v7_final.pptx
Story
Don't cut to before/after — the magic is the live simultaneity. One slide, multiple people acting on it at once. The deck feels alive.
Storyboard — everything simultaneous
Two–three named colored cursors moving at once (Sarah, Diego, You).
One drags an image into place while another retypes the headline — both land live.
Comment on a chart: "Can we make this bolder?" → 👍 → chart restyles in response.
Presence row up top ("3 editing now") with avatars gently pulsing.
"Everyone in the same deck, at the same time."
Aha — the comment → reaction → change micro-loop. Feedback doesn't just get left, it gets acted on instantly. Give each action ~1s to breathe so the eye follows who did what.
06 Projects
Selling points
Every deck organized into labeled projects
No more hunting through untitled files
Find any deck in seconds
Order out of chaos
Story
A messy desktop of scattered decks → swept into clean, labeled project folders.
Storyboard
Dozens of loose slide thumbnails scattered chaotically.
A "Projects" sweep — they fly into neat labeled stacks (Client A, Q3 Launch, Internal).
One click opens a folder, everything in its place.
"All your work, finally in order."
07 Brand Kit Pro
Selling points
Every deck on-brand automatically — fonts, colors, logo, and voice
Set it up once, from just your URL
Decks that sound like your company, not generic AI
Never start a deck off-brand again
Story
The wedge from the design doc: nobody else lands you in a finished, on-brand deck. Paste your company URL and watch a whole brand identity assemble itself — then see a plain deck instantly wear it, right down to how it sounds.
Storyboard
Paste a company URL ("acme.com") into one field.
It bursts open — fonts fly in, a color palette populates, the logo drops into place, a voice personality appears. The kit fills itself.
A plain sample deck reskins live: colors and fonts snap on, the right logo variant lands, and one line of copy rewrites into the brand's voice.
"Paste your URL. Every deck is instantly on-brand."
Aha — it's not just colors, it's voice. The deck starts sounding like the company, not like generic AI — and the "URL in → finished branded deck out" is the moment no competitor delivers.