Every other AI deck tool makes you sit at a laptop and type a prompt. This one you can call. Brief Eric by phone, SMS, email or web — or from inside Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor via MCP. An editable PowerPoint (pptx) and a narrated video that presents it come back. Free watermarked preview: no account, no card. $29 once for the real file, yours to keep, no subscription required. Have a half-done deck? Upload it and Eric finishes it — polish, reskin to your brand, or build it out.

Calling it in instead of typing a prompt is a genuinely different workflow, not just a gimmick - I can brief a deck the same way I'd brief a person, while walking between meetings. Getting an editable pptx back instead of a locked web view means it actually slots into an existing deck-review process instead of becoming its own island.

Would like a way to interrupt or correct the brief mid-call if I misspoke a number or a slide order, right now it's not clear if you can course-correct without just calling back and starting over.

Pitch is a great in-browser deck builder if you're already sitting down to design, but it still requires sitting down to design. AskDeck's phone/SMS input is for the case where the deck idea happens away from a laptop and I don't want to lose the thought waiting to get back to one.

Would like a way to interrupt or correct the brief mid-call if I misspoke a number or a slide order, right now it's not clear if you can course-correct without just calling back and starting over.

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Call an AI to get a PowerPoint and a narrated video back

Call an AI to get a PowerPoint and a narrated video back

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