AskDeck
A multi-channel AI presentation generation tool featuring an AI agent named Eric. It accepts requests via phone, SMS, email, web interface, and MCP protocol, and can automatically generate editable PPTX files as well as narrated presentation videos.
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AskDeck offers an AI agent named Eric, through which users can assign presentation generation tasks via phone, SMS, email, or web.
Upon task completion, AskDeck delivers an editable pptx file as well as a narrated presentation video that can automatically walk through the slides.
AskDeck can be invoked internally from Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor via the MCP protocol.
AskDeck reached 20th place on the Product Hunt leaderboard, receiving 71 upvotes and 10 comments.
AskDeck delivers a standard pptx file that users can continue to freely edit in PowerPoint, Keynote, or WPS.
Eric can handle half-finished decks; users can upload a presentation they have partially completed and have it finish the rest, including polishing content, re-coloring according to brand style, or filling in missing structure.
AskDeck's free tier provides a watermarked preview with no account registration or credit card required.
AskDeck uses a one-time payment model; a single payment of $29 grants the watermark-free final files with no subsequent subscription fees.
For users who only occasionally need to create presentations, a one-time buyout model better fits real usage patterns than a monthly subscription.
In terms of product positioning, AskDeck avoids direct competition with established tools on slide aesthetics, and instead differentiates on interaction methods and output completeness.
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AskDeck offers an AI agent named Eric, through which users can assign presentation generation tasks via phone, SMS, email, or web.
50%UnverifiedUpon task completion, AskDeck delivers an editable pptx file as well as a narrated presentation video that can automatically walk through the slides.
50%UnverifiedAskDeck can be invoked internally from Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor via the MCP protocol.
50%UnverifiedAskDeck delivers a standard pptx file that users can continue to freely edit in PowerPoint, Keynote, or WPS.
50%UnverifiedEric can handle half-finished decks; users can upload a presentation they have partially completed and have it finish the rest, including polishing content, re-coloring according to brand style, or filling in missing structure.
50%UnverifiedFor users who only occasionally need to create presentations, a one-time buyout model better fits real usage patterns than a monthly subscription.
50%UnverifiedIn terms of product positioning, AskDeck avoids direct competition with established tools on slide aesthetics, and instead differentiates on interaction methods and output completeness.
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