Superprez
Build presentations as web apps with your favorite AI: connect repos or uploads to deployment, previews and sharing.
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What is Superprez?
Superprez is a web-based sharing and collaboration platform for AI-generated presentations and decks. It lets you upload HTML/web app presentations built with any AI tool (ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, etc.) and share them via single links with read receipts, engagement analytics, and live commenting features.
Superprez pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free forever, no credit card required
Superprez pros
- Works with any AI tool you already use (ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini, MCP-compatible agents)
- Read receipts and engagement analytics—see who opened your deck, when, and how many times
- No installation required for viewers—share a single link that opens in any browser
- Live collaboration with comments, editing permissions, and real-time co-authoring
- Supports interactive elements: live KPI charts, polls, maps, embedded prototypes, and data visualizations
Superprez cons
- Requires converting presentations to web apps/HTML—does not directly support traditional PPT or PDF uploads
- Appears to be web-only with no mention of offline access or local-first functionality
- Limited details on team permissions, access control granularity, or enterprise admin features
Frequently asked questions about Superprez
What AI tools work with Superprez?
ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, any MCP-compatible agent, and custom AI tools.
Do viewers need to install anything?
No. Viewers access your presentation via a single shared link in their browser—no downloads or installs needed.
What engagement data can I track?
Read receipts showing who opened your deck, how many times, when they opened it, and live comments from viewers.
How do I share a deck?
Upload your HTML/web app files or connect your GitHub repo, then generate public, private, or email-invite-only share links.
Who is Superprez for?
Founders (pitch decks), teachers (interactive lessons), product teams (prototypes), job seekers (portfolios), students (group projects), and sales teams (QBR decks).