AskDeck
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What is AskDeck?
AskDeck is an AI presentation agent whose assistant, Eric, turns briefs, documents or data into a structured story outline, an editable PowerPoint (PPTX), and a narrated video. It targets professionals such as executives, consultants, sales and training teams, and integrates with Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT via briefing channels like email, SMS, and voice.
AskDeck pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
From $29 per finished deck, with a free preview before purchase
AskDeck pros
- Delivers a full package: story outline, editable native PPTX, speaker notes, and a narrated video from a single brief
- Integrates with Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, and ChatGPT so decks can be started and tracked inside existing AI conversations
- Flexible briefing via email, SMS, or voice, plus brand templates and deck translation
- Free preview before purchase and downloadable real example decks
AskDeck cons
- Paid product starting at $29 per finished deck with no mentioned free tier
- Limited publicly visible detail on customization controls or collaboration features
- Reliance on an agent workflow means less direct manual slide-editing control compared to traditional presentation tools
Frequently asked questions about AskDeck
What do I get from AskDeck?
A structured story, an editable native PowerPoint (PPTX) with speaker notes on every slide, and a narrated video presenting the deck.
How do I brief AskDeck?
You can brief Eric the agent directly via email, SMS, or voice, or use AskDeck inside Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, and ChatGPT.
Can I see the result before paying?
Yes, AskDeck offers a free preview before purchase; finished decks start from $29.
Can AskDeck reuse our company template?
Yes, the site shows an example where a board update was built using the user's own template ('Our template') and lists brand templates as a feature.