An equation-first presentation maker for researchers

Seminar talks and defences need notation that survives a projector. AI-assisted drafting is in beta: use slAIdes AI or a compatible MCP client, then verify claims against the source and refine live LaTeX, chart data, figures and video.

For researchers, PhD students and lecturers presenting their own work or someone else's paper to an audience that will ask where a number came from.

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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. 1

    Connect your AI client (optional)

    Authorize the slAIdes MCP connector in a client you trust. That client's model and data policies apply to any research material you provide.

  2. 2

    Create or import a deck

    Have the client create slides with MCP tools, or import an existing presentation into the workspace.

  3. 3

    Check equations, charts, and figures

    Open the deck and edit LaTeX, chart data, image frames, and vector shapes as native presentation objects.

  4. 4

    Refine and present

    Edit maths, data and embedded video, adjust automatic transitions, add speaker notes, then present with a presenter view or export the deck.

Example presentation briefs

These are starting points, not promised AI results. Drafting is in beta; check every claim against the material you provide.

Paper to a conference or seminar talk

Build a talk around the research question and evidence, while keeping notation live so it can be corrected and enlarged for projection.

Example brief

“Make a 15-minute talk from this paper for researchers outside my specialty. Keep the main result traceable to the paper and mark uncertainty rather than filling gaps.”
See how to turn a PDF into a presentation

Results to a lab-meeting deck

Present supplied results with their chart data and context, then use slide-wide edits to refine the order without flattening the figures into images.

Example brief

“Organize these results for a 20-minute lab meeting. Give each figure a takeaway, preserve its labels and units, and finish with limitations and next questions.”
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What it does

  • Equations are typeset LaTeX objects with a dedicated editor — sharp at projector size, never a screenshot.
  • Charts and tables carry their data, so a wrong value is corrected rather than redrawn.
  • Video embeds in a slide and is trimmed, sequenced, and frame-exported in the built-in editor.
  • Figures can be cropped and adjusted in the image editor; connected MCP clients can place supported media.
  • Speaker notes, sections, and presenter view support a timed talk.
  • AI-assisted edits are in beta; compatible MCP clients can make revision-checked changes across slides.

Questions

How is mathematical notation handled?
As live LaTeX. Equations are editable slide objects with their own split-pane editor, so notation renders precisely and stays correctable right up to the talk.
Can I fix a figure without leaving the deck?
Yes. Use the built-in image editor for cropping and adjustments; use your external AI client if you want AI-generated media.
Can I show a video in the talk?
Yes. Video can be embedded and edited in the app; AI work on the clip depends on your separate client or provider.
Can an AI client create slides from my paper?
An MCP-capable client can use the content you provide to draft slides and then write supported native objects through slAIdes tools. Check its data terms before sharing research.
Can I control the length of the talk?
Yes. You can add, remove, and reorder slides in the editor or ask a connected AI client to make supported deck changes.
What does it cost?
The workspace plan is $1.99 / €1.99 per month, including 50 MB storage and MCP. AI model usage and optional extra storage may have separate charges.

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