Presentation Pass
$19once
One deadline. No subscription.
- 1 presentation with 5 AI revisions
- 30 min live rehearsal
- 30 min narration
- AI allowance valid 30 days
For students
Turn your assignment into a sourced presentation.
Paste the brief and the rubric, add your readings and notes. SlideDeck maps every criterion to a slide, builds references from the sources you actually used, writes the script, and lets you practise with the questions an examiner would ask.
Free preview: 3 slides from your sources. Then $19 once per deadline. For ages 16+.
Rubric and timing
Nothing on the rubric goes missing.
Upload the assignment and marking criteria and SlideDeck proposes how to cover each one, then writes a script that fits your slot. Thin or missing criteria are shown before any slide is built, and must-include points are never silently dropped when time is tight.
- Every criterion linked to the slides that address it
- A spoken script with pause and click cues, timed to your slot
- Gaps flagged with a suggested fix you can preview
References
Know the answer to “where’s that from?”
Every factual claim links to the passage, page or rows behind it. References are built in APA or Harvard from the sources you actually used, so the list at the end matches what you say.
- APA or Harvard, from your own sources
- Unsupported leaps flagged, like turning “80% of respondents” into “80% of everyone”
- Never an invented citation
Examiner-style practice
Rehearse with an examiner who read your slides.
Choose seminar or defence mode for a thesis update, a proposal or a viva-style Q&A. Questions come from your own claims and sources: limitations, alternative explanations, “how do you know?”. You choose how often you’re interrupted.
- Interruptions capped by you; zero means zero
- “Let me finish” holds a pending question
- Three concrete fixes afterwards, never a personality score
Honest by design
Help that doesn’t cut corners.
Good preparation should hold up in the room. These are rules the product follows, not settings you have to find.
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Practice feedback, not a predicted grade
Feedback describes what you said and how it lined up with your sources. It never forecasts a mark.
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No invented references
Citations come only from sources that were actually read. Anything unsupported is labelled.
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Your voice, not a disguise
No “human-written” certificates and no help hiding AI use. Export an AI-assistance statement if your course asks for one.
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Nothing about you is scored
No emotion, nervousness, accent or personality inference. Feedback is about content, structure, timing and answers.
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Private by default
No public decks. Recordings aren’t saved unless you opt in, and your work never trains models.
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For ages 16 and over
Self-service accounts are for people aged 16+. Younger students need access arranged by their institution.
One deadline, one price
$19 for the presentation that matters this week.
The Presentation Pass covers one presentation with its slides, script, questions, 30 minutes of live rehearsal and 5 AI revisions. It’s paid once and never turns into a subscription. The AI allowance lasts 30 days; your files stay yours after that.
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Questions, answered plainly
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Will SlideDeck write my presentation for me?
It drafts slides and a script from your brief and your sources, and you stay the author: you approve the argument before slides are built, edit anything by hand for free, and every factual claim shows where it came from. If your course requires it, you can export a statement describing how AI assisted you.
Is the practice feedback a prediction of my grade?
No. It’s practice feedback about your content, structure, timing and answers, each point tied to a moment in your run-through. It never predicts a mark, and it’s not a substitute for your lecturer’s rubric or judgement.
Where do the references come from?
Only from sources you added or that SlideDeck actually read for your project. References are formatted in APA or Harvard from that record. SlideDeck doesn’t invent citations, and a claim without inspected evidence is labelled as such.
Can I use it for a group presentation?
One person owns the project and can share a specific version with teammates to view or comment. A dedicated group mode with speaker hand-offs is planned; it isn’t available yet.
Who can use SlideDeck?
Self-service accounts are for people aged 16 and over. If you’re younger, your school or institution would need to arrange access separately.
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