Draft the deck
with your AI,
perfect it here,
then present it
Your AI writes the slides as HTML. You mark them up, it revises them, round by round. Then you present from your Mac, or send the deck to anyone with a browser.
An AI drafts a deck in minutes.
Getting it right takes rounds.
Draw your feedback where it applies
The pen draws on a private layer. The slide itself does not change.
A short note, or a callout pinned to the exact spot.
The drawing and the note go to your AI together, as one round.
Press C to open Feedback to AI on any slide.
Your AI gets one round, revises, and you check it off
One round in the app, start to finish
A rough pen sketch of Newton under a tree, and a short note in Feedback to AI.
It reads the round, draws the scene in SVG, animates the apple and writes the slide through Deckmate.
The change is one Undo away. Hide the sketch, and the apple falls.
The note is retyped for legibility, and the AI’s 86 s are sped up.
Three rounds from a first draft
to a slide you would present
- Self-serve in two new markets
- Market outlook: steady overall
- Partners: three resellers
- Hiring: six roles by September
- Custom reports: moved to Q4
- First draftBy your AI
- 1Round 1Cut two?
- 2Round 2Make the chart the point
- 3Round 3Shorter?
Bring the AI you already pay for
Deckmate has no model of its own and resells no AI.
Nothing goes to an AI unless you send it.
Every AI write is one Undo away.
A word or a title? Change it yourself
The room sees the slide. You see everything else.
Audience: the slide on the projector.
Lookup: any other slide, privately.
Notes in the language you present in.
Timer, clock and filmstrip to keep your pace.
Speaker notes in the language you present in
One notes file per language,
bound to slide ids, not page numbers.
Press L in Presenter
to switch languages.
Ask your AI to translate the notes,
and it writes the new file.
See the whole deck and drag it into shape
Press GEvery slide at once, in order.
Drag to reorderShift-click a range and move the block in one drag.
Hide, not deleteA hidden slide stays in the file, out of the presented deck.
A Deckmate deck is HTML.
Send it, and it opens in any browser.



File > Export Deckmate HTML Bundle… gives you one file.
It opens offline in any desktop browser: no app, no account.
Arrow keys move through it; G shows the grid.
Import Deckmate Bundle… makes it editable again.
This motion is a few lines
of HTML and CSS
CSS@keyframes mph-swing { from { rotate: var(--lift); } 50%, to { rotate: 0deg; } } .ball { animation: mph-swing 1s ease-in infinite alternate; } .left { --lift: 30deg; } .right { --lift: -30deg; animation-delay: -1s; }
Drawn and animated by ChatGPT in one feedback round. No video, no plug-in. Try making this in a classic slide app.
Everyone else gets a PDF, a handout or a PPTX
The deck as you present it, hidden slides left out.
File > Export Presented PDFTwo slides a page, with your speaker notes below them.
File > Export Handout PDFFor anyone who needs a classic slide file.
File > Export PPTXOne file that opens in any browser. Import it to edit again.
File > Export Deckmate HTML Bundle…Start your own deck
Pick your AI, describe the deck.
Circle something and send your AI a first round.
This deck is yours to break. File›Restore Deckmate Demo… brings it back.
You just paged through a Deckmate deck
Every slide in it is HTML and CSS, motion included. In Deckmate you draft a deck like this with your AI, perfect it round by round, and present it.
Mac app, coming soon. Free to use; a one-time license removes the mark. No subscription.