A presentation maker for consultants and client work
Client decks change right up to the meeting. AI-assisted drafting is in beta; use slAIdes AI or a compatible MCP client for supported cross-slide edits, then refine editable charts, equations, media and layout in the editor.
For independent consultants and advisory teams who write the analysis themselves and need the deck to keep up with it.
The workspace plan is $1.99 / €1.99 per month and includes 50 MB of storage and MCP. AI model use and optional extra storage may have separate charges. We ask for consent before the digital service starts; mandatory Swedish consumer rights apply, and the final total including any applicable taxes is shown before payment.
How it works
1
Choose how to draft
Start with slAIdes AI (beta), or authorize an MCP-capable client you trust. For an external client, its model and data policies apply to material you provide.
2
Build the client story
Provide the brief and source material for an AI draft, or start from a blank deck and add your own analysis in the editor.
3
Review and refine
Inspect supported MCP changes in the editor, then refine text, backgrounds, sections, notes, media, and layout manually.
4
Deliver the presentation
Crop and grade pictures, trim video, adjust transitions, then present, share a read-only link, or export.
Example presentation briefs
These are starting points, not promised AI results. Drafting is in beta; check every claim against the material you provide.
Proposal to a client kickoff deck
Turn the agreed scope into a clear kickoff narrative, keeping assumptions visible and leaving charts and diagrams editable as the engagement evolves.
Example brief
“Build a kickoff outline from this approved proposal. Make the objective, scope, milestones, assumptions, and open client questions easy to scan.”
Use a recurring report as the source for a concise status deck; check every changed number and make the next decision explicit.
Example brief
“Create a steering update from this month’s report. Compare progress with the stated plan, keep the source for each figure, and end with decisions needed.”