AskDeck
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AskDeck lets you phone, text, email, or message an AI to make a PowerPoint and narrated video. It even takes half-finished decks and turns them into a finished file you keep.
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AskDeck is launching with a blunt pitch: don’t type a prompt into a deck tool, just call the AI and hand it the job. The system, apparently named Eric, can take instructions by phone, SMS, email, web, or through Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor via MCP.
What comes back is an editable PowerPoint file and a narrated video that presents it. That combination is the hook. It’s not just a slide generator; it’s trying to package the whole “make the deck, then explain it” workflow into one pass.
The pricing is equally direct. There’s a free watermarked preview with no account and no card. If you want the real file, it’s a one-time $29 payment, with no subscription.
AskDeck also wants to rescue work that already exists. Upload a half-done deck and Eric will finish it, whether that means polishing it, reskinning it to match a brand, or building it out further. That puts it squarely in the camp of tools that promise to save time on the dull parts of presentation work rather than replace the idea itself.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
The clever bit here isn’t the slides; it’s the phone call. A lot of AI tools still behave like homework, which is why so many of them die in a browser tab. If AskDeck can make delegation feel normal, it has a better shot than the usual “prompt-and-pray” deck app carnival.
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