Decktly
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Decktly is a PowerPoint-like HTML editor for AI-made decks. You can edit slides, add charts, and save the result as HTML.
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Decktly is trying to make slide editing feel less like trapped software and more like working in plain HTML. The product, launched today on Product Hunt, opens AI-generated decks and lets people change text, reshuffle layouts, add charts and tables, and leave comments before saving everything back out as HTML.
That mix is the point. Instead of treating a presentation as a sealed file, Decktly frames it as something editable and exportable in a web format. It’s a neat idea for anyone who wants the flexibility of code-adjacent editing without living inside a code editor.
The app is available on Windows, Mac, and in the browser, which gives it a wider reach than a desktop-only tool. Product Hunt lists it under Presentation Software and AI Presentation Software, with launch tags that also place it in Design Tools and Productivity.
And the pitch is very specific: open the AI draft, fix the parts you don’t like, keep the comments, and save the whole thing as HTML. That’s not a full reinvention of presentations. It is a practical attempt to make AI-made decks less disposable and a little more editable.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the right direction: AI can draft the mush, humans can clean up the mess. The HTML angle matters because it keeps the output portable instead of locking people into another shiny box with export buttons. More tools should be embarrassed into doing that.
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