Most AI decks stop at the surface. Cheso goes deeper. Turn your files, links, and notes into a clear story — researched, structured, and ready as editable slides, interactive pages, and more.
@sylvialane That’s one of the workflows we really want Cheso to make feel natural : ) The idea is to keep the same context and thinking, then turn it into the format you need without rebuilding everything from scratch
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If one brief could power every format we need, our team would spend way less time copying context between tools.
You give one brief once. Cheso turns it into any format you need — PPT, report, web page, chart, video — without re-pasting context, because the brief already carries it.
Change something later? Edit the brief once; everything stays consistent.
Simply put: one brief in, every format out. No more copyingYes — that's exactly what Cheso does.**
You write one brief once. Cheso turns it into any format you need — PPT, report, web page, chart, video — without re-pasting context, because the brief already carries it.
Need changes? Edit the brief once; everything stays consistent.
One brief in, every format out. No copying context between tools.
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Fast is nice, but reversible is better. Version history gives designers room to explore a bold direction without turning every prompt into a high-stakes decision. I'd be much more comfortable experimenting late in review with that safety net!
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@qiwap Agreed. Cheso's version history is exactly that safety net — every edit is auto-saved as a version. Try bold directions late in review, compare, and roll back anytime. No edit is a high-stakes decision.
Go bold — the past is one click away.
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We’re in private beta, and we want you to experience the Cheso "Wow" factor of AI-powered presentations.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 Really excited to finally share Cheso.
We’re currently in private beta.
🔑 Invitation Code: i7e7uik3fy
👉 Try it out: [cheso.ai]
We’ve made a lot of presentations ourselves, and one thing kept bothering us:
The slide itself is usually not the hard part.
The hard part is everything before it — reading docs, finding information, checking data, and figuring out what actually matters.
That made us wonder:
What if AI could help with the thinking before the slides too?
That’s what we’re building with Cheso.
Research real sources
Structure messy information into a clear story
Create editable presentations you can keep refining
We don’t believe important presentations are really “one click and done.” AI should give you a strong starting point, while keeping you in control.
Everyone who joins now gets 2,000 free credits. A typical 15-slide deck uses around 400 credits.
Try Cheso → [cheso.ai]
We’d love to hear what works, what feels weird, and what we should improve next.
Thanks for checking us out! 💛
PodcastorAI
One project turning the same brief into slides, a report, and a webpage would save our team a lot of context switching.
ViewCoder
@sylvialane That’s one of the workflows we really want Cheso to make feel natural : ) The idea is to keep the same context and thinking, then turn it into the format you need without rebuilding everything from scratch
If one brief could power every format we need, our team would spend way less time copying context between tools.
@new_user___140202597473f65134ed0cb Yes — that's exactly what Cheso does.
You give one brief once. Cheso turns it into any format you need — PPT, report, web page, chart, video — without re-pasting context, because the brief already carries it.
Change something later? Edit the brief once; everything stays consistent.
Simply put: one brief in, every format out. No more copyingYes — that's exactly what Cheso does.**
You write one brief once. Cheso turns it into any format you need — PPT, report, web page, chart, video — without re-pasting context, because the brief already carries it.
Need changes? Edit the brief once; everything stays consistent.
One brief in, every format out. No copying context between tools.
Fast is nice, but reversible is better. Version history gives designers room to explore a bold direction without turning every prompt into a high-stakes decision. I'd be much more comfortable experimenting late in review with that safety net!
@qiwap Agreed. Cheso's version history is exactly that safety net — every edit is auto-saved as a version. Try bold directions late in review, compare, and roll back anytime. No edit is a high-stakes decision.
Go bold — the past is one click away.
We’re in private beta, and we want you to experience the Cheso "Wow" factor of AI-powered presentations.
🔑 Invitation Code: i7e7uik3fy
👉 Try it out: [cheso.ai]
🎁 Perk: Join now and get 2,000 free credits (a 15-slide deck only takes ~400 credits).
Give it a spin and let us know what you think. We'd love your feedback! 💛