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Turn your readings and notes into a sourced presentation, a script that matches every slide, and practice with the questions your lecturer will ask.

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Free preview: 3 slides from your sources and 5 minutes of practice. No card needed.

Illustrative example with invented data. Slide 3, “Most respondents would attend again”, states that 24 of 30 respondents would attend again. That claim links to its source (feedback sheet rows 2 to 31, supported), to the script line that says it, and to the question it will draw: what about the ten people who didn’t answer?

Illustrative example · invented data

  • Evidence-linked
  • Private by default
  • Editable PowerPoint
  • Practice with real questions

The idea

Change one number. Everything knows.

Other tools make slides. SlideDeck keeps your slides, script, sources and the questions you’ll face connected. Fix a figure and every place that depends on it is flagged, so nothing you say contradicts what you show.

Runs right here in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.

The source · your upload

Checked

Feedback sheet · rows 2–31 · “Would attend again”

24of 30 responses

Calculated

In sync

24 ÷ 30 × 100 =80%of respondents

Fixture feedback sheet · rows 2–31 · illustrative data

Most respondents would attend again
Feedback responsesRespondedWould attend again0102030count3024

24 of 30 respondents said they would attend again.

80%
of respondents, not of everyone who came
IllustrativeIllustrativeIllustrative content

  • Slide 3 · chart

    Bars read from the sheet

    In sync

  • Slide 3 · text

    “24 of 30 respondents said…” and “80%”

    In sync

  • Script · 0:42

    “Twenty-four of those thirty…”

    In sync

  • Q&A prep

    Your answer on the ten who didn’t reply

    In sync

  • Narration · slide 3

    Generated audio for this line

    In sync

Illustrative example · invented data

Your review

Nothing pending

When a source changes, everything that relied on it lands here with a suggested fix. Until then, there’s nothing to do.

Nothing is rewritten behind your back. Numbers bound to a source update; words that depend on them are flagged, and you approve each fix.

How it works

From “I have a deadline” to “I’m ready.”

Four steps. You approve each one before anything is generated or charged.

  1. Step 1: Answer three questions

    What you’re presenting, who it’s for, how long you have. Drop in notes, readings, data or the assignment brief.

  2. Step 2: Approve the argument

    See the outline, the time each part gets, and which points your sources can’t back up yet, before a single slide is made.

  3. Step 3: Get slides and a script that agree

    Editable slides, speaker notes with pause and click cues, and the questions people will ask, each linked to its source.

  4. Step 4: Rehearse, then hand it in

    Practise out loud with an audience that interrupts only as much as you allow. Fix what matters. Export to PowerPoint, PDF or Word.

The full walkthrough, step by step

See it work

Four rooms. One connected presentation.

What you’ll actually use, drawn with the real slide renderer and the same illustrative example throughout.

Every claim opens its source.

Upload readings, notes, spreadsheets or links. SlideDeck marks each claim as supported, partial, calculated or unsupported, and one click shows the exact passage or rows behind it.

Illustrative research desk with invented data: three uploaded sources, claims with their evidence states, and the Show the source drawer open on feedback sheet rows 2 to 31, where 24 of 30 responses say they would attend again.

Illustrative example · invented data

Who it’s for

For the seminar room and the boardroom.

The same connected presentation, tuned for how you’ll be questioned: an examiner who wants the reference, or a stakeholder who wants the assumption.

For students

Walk into the seminar knowing the answer to “where’s that from?”

  • Paste the assignment and rubric. Every criterion is mapped to a slide, and gaps are shown.
  • APA or Harvard references built from the sources you actually used, never invented.
  • Examiner mode. Practise the hard follow-ups for a thesis update or a defence.
  • One deadline, one price. The $19 Pass covers a presentation, no subscription.
SlideDeck for studentsPractice feedback, not a predicted grade.

For professionals

Send the deck. Take the meeting. Survive the questions.

  • Real PowerPoint files. Native text, charts, tables and speaker notes you can keep editing.
  • “Fix slide 6” changes slide 6. Scoped edits, locked numbers, full version history.
  • A sceptical stakeholder who asks about your assumptions, not your tone of voice.
  • Private sources stay private. They’re filtered out of anything you share.
SlideDeck for professionalsPlus from $29/month.

Rehearsal

Feedback on what you said, not who you are.

Every question comes from your deck and your sources. You choose how often you’re interrupted, and none means none. Afterwards you get three concrete fixes, each tied to a moment in your run-through.

  • Run-throughTiming only, no interruptions
  • SeminarEvidence and assumptions
  • DefenceDemanding, still respectful
  • Focus drillOnly your weak spots

We never score your personality, emotions or accent.

How practice works
Illustrative rehearsal report with invented timings: slide 3 ran about half a minute over its budget; three fixes follow, the first about saying “most attendees” where the source covers respondents only.

Illustrative example · invented data

Exports

Leave with files you can actually edit.

Not pictures of slides. Every export comes with an honest report of what carries over and what doesn’t, and your files keep working after you cancel.

  • .pptxPowerPointEditable text, native charts and tables, speaker notes
  • .pdfPDFSelectable text, references included
  • .docxSpeaking scriptPer slide: what to say, cues, timing, Q&A
  • .mdMarkdownOutline, script, sources and questions

Pricing

Pay for a deadline, or for a habit.

Checking your facts is included in every plan. No automatic overages, no survey to cancel. Prices in USD before tax.

Presentation Pass

$19 once

1 presentation · 30 min rehearsal · 30 min narration · valid 30 days

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$29 / month

2 presentations · 1 h rehearsal · 30 min narration a month · or $290 yearly

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5 presentations · 2 h rehearsal · 1 h narration a month · or $590 yearly

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Privacy

Private by default.

The details are in the privacy notice and on the AI transparency page.

  • No public decksNothing is shared until you create a link, and you can revoke it.
  • No saved recordingsYour voice is transcribed live and not kept, unless you choose to.
  • No training on your workYour sources and slides are never used to train models.
  • Yours to takeExport or delete everything from your account, any time.

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly

Something else? Write to support. A person answers.

Is this just another AI slide generator?
No. Slides are one part of a connected presentation: each important claim links to the evidence behind it, the script’s cues follow the slides, and practice questions come from your own claims and sources. Change a number and everything that depends on it is flagged.
Can I use a deck I already made?
Yes. Import a PPTX or PDF and your original stays untouched. We report what couldn’t be extracted, check the claims, add notes if you ask, and prepare questions for rehearsal.
Does SlideDeck guarantee my facts are right?
No tool can promise that, and we don’t. We show which evidence supports each claim and label anything unsupported, partial, conflicting, stale, calculated or illustrative, so you decide.
Is practice feedback a grade?
No. It’s practice feedback about your content, structure, timing and answers, with the moment in your run-through it refers to. It never predicts a mark, and we don’t infer emotions or personality.
What does the $19 Pass include?
One presentation with its script, questions and rehearsal time, paid once. It never turns into a subscription. If you present often, Plus is $29 a month.
Who can see my work?
Only you, until you share a specific version. Recordings aren’t saved by default, and your content is never used to train models.

Walk in prepared.

See 3 real slides built from your own sources, and 5 minutes of practice, before you pay anything. No card needed.

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