What's the step you wish could disappear forever?

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Building a presentation in 2026 shouldn't look like this:

❌ Search for inspiration
❌ Write content
❌ Design slides
❌ Fix formatting
❌ Fix formatting again
❌ Fix formatting one more time

We're working on changing that. launching in few days stay tuned!

What's the step you wish could disappear forever?

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Definitely fixing formatting after making one tiny change. It somehow breaks three other slides every time.

 that’s the part that drains you… you fix one thing and end up chasing fixes everywhere else 😅
hope you find a solutions soon

 Sure, will try it out and let you know! :)

Formatting, easily. Not even close.

The part that kills me is it's never one pass. You fix the spacing, then the font's off, then you fix that and the alignment breaks, then it looks fine until you present it full screen and a text box is hanging off the edge. I've lost real hours to moving boxes 2 pixels at a time.

Writing the content I actually like, that's the thinking part. Designing once is fine too. It's the loop of fixing the same deck 4 times that feels like a tax on getting anything out the door.

What's the launch fixing first, the design step or the formatting loop? Those are two different problems and most tools only crack one.

 Exactly this. Most tools pick one and call it solved. The formatting loop is visible so it gets attention, but the revision cycle underneath it is usually what's actually eating the time.

 Insightful! Thank you so much. I will consider those thoughts to our development plan. thank you

Definitely fixing the formatting over and over again! You think you’re done, and then one image or text box throws off the alignment of the entire slide deck. It feels like such a massive waste of creative energy. Can't wait to see how Premast changes this game. Dropped a follow to stay tuned for the launch!

 yeah that’s exactly the pain

one small change and everything shifts out of place again… kills the flow every time

appreciate you following along. excited to show what we’ve been building

sure 😊

I think the presentation itself...
Same templates, same colors; there is nothing new.

 Could you please explain it more ?

My whole problem with presentations is that they are boring.
We sit, we watch, and then it seldom stays in anyones mind. Either everyone asks for the data or the presentation to go through it on their own.
There could be interactive ways to show what a presentation holds. More evolved or involving everyone.
But this is just me and we are still making presentations...

On that note, I am thankful to you for introducing a simpler way to make presentations by feeding it everything.

 Got it! Thank you so much for sharing
you can try Premast and let me know your feedback
Here we go


 Feedback and Vote both done :)

Same templates over and over. I have the content, can it not turn into this beautiful visual representation without spending hours on it.

 You can try and let me know your feedback. We hope we can make it easy

 I will definitely give this a try :)

 Thank you so much

Fixing formatting, especially when I make a change to the content and it disrupts the whole thing😭

I see! this is painful part 🥲

For me, it's hunting for the right data to tell the story.

Writing the content and designing the slides is much easier once the research is done. But collecting information from multiple websites, reports, and PDFs can take longer than building the presentation itself. I'd happily let AI handle that part forever.

 Great! Thanks for sharing that

Formatting 🤯 Nothing kills the flow faster than finishing the actual thinking… and then spending another hour convincing slides to behave

cool ! when u guys going live

For me, the step that should disappear is repetitive formatting. Not design judgment, but the mechanical work of making every slide consistent after the thinking is already done.

In a good workflow, the human should define the message, audience, and hierarchy. The tool should then handle alignment, spacing, layout consistency, and adapting the same idea into different formats. That is where AI feels most useful: removing the production drag while keeping the person in control of the story.

 Couldn't agree more. The thinking should stay with the human, and the repetitive production work should happen in the background.

That's exactly the direction we're pushing toward with tomorrow's launch. Stay tuned

 Exactly. That is the right split: keep judgment, taste, and structure with the human, then let the product handle the repetitive production layer. Looking forward to seeing how you translate that into the launch.

 Congrats on getting it live. The clearest feedback from my side: lead with the before-and-after workflow as quickly as possible. People should immediately see the painful presentation step you remove, then the finished output. That makes the value much easier to understand than a broad AI presentation claim.

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