TchoAI
Transform your documents into editable slide decks
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What is TchoAI?
TchoAI is an AI-powered presentation generator that transforms documents (PDFs, Word, Excel) into editable slide decks in minutes. Users can create business reports, proposals, and pitch decks from their data, then edit and refine them via natural language commands before exporting to PDF or PowerPoint.
TchoAI pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Plus $15/mo (20 slides/gen, 1,000 monthly credits); Pro $30/mo (50 slides/gen, 3,000 credits, AI workflows, collaboration). Free trial available.
TchoAI pros
- Supports multiple input formats (PDF, Word, Excel, CSV, Markdown, text, images) up to 20MB each
- Live data connectors (Stripe, PostHog) auto-populate slides without manual copy-paste; Google Analytics coming soon
- Full manual editing control—nothing locked; adjust text, charts, themes, backgrounds directly or via AI chat
- PowerPoint exports stay editable so teams can finish in their existing tools
TchoAI cons
- Credit-based usage system with monthly limits (1,000 credits for Plus, 3,000 for Pro); unclear exact slide cost per generation
- Slide limits per generation (20 max on Plus, 50 on Pro) may constrain larger presentations
- Currently only two data integrations (Stripe, PostHog); limited connector ecosystem compared to alternatives
Frequently asked questions about TchoAI
What documents can I upload?
PDF, Word, Excel, CSV, Markdown, plain text, and images (up to 5 files, 20 MB each). Or describe the deck you need instead of uploading files.
Can it connect to my data and products?
Yes. Stripe and PostHog integrate with read-only keys to populate revenue and product figures directly into slides. Google Analytics is coming soon.
How do credits work?
Credits measure AI feature usage; the number used depends on the number of slides generated per request.
Can I edit the slides myself?
Yes. You can request changes in plain language or edit text, charts, themes, and backgrounds directly. Nothing is locked.
In what formats can I export?
PDF and PPTX. The PowerPoint export remains editable so you can complete the deck in your team's existing tool.