AI writes decent slide copy and terrible decks. getdeck hands your model the missing half: 250+ layouts and 40+ themes it can reason about over MCP, plus the rules for joining them into one coherent deck. No repeats, no drift.

A deck built in getdeck used to end as a preview link or a PPTX download. This launch gives it a home. My Templates: save layouts, or a deck your AI built over MCP. Edit text, move elements, add images, present in the browser. PowerPoint round trip: export a .pptx, edit it in PowerPoint, import it back. Only your changes are applied, so web edits stay. Saving, editing, presenting and PPTX are Pro (7-day trial). Browsing layouts and single-layout HTML are free.

Hi, I'm on the team behind getdeck at DoDraft.

The first launch in September was about giving your AI better slide layouts. A finished deck still had nowhere to live, though. You got a preview link or a PPTX download, and that was it.

This launch is the part after the deck exists.

My Templates: save the layouts you picked, or have your AI save the deck it built over MCP. Then fix the text, move and resize elements, add your own images, and present it in the browser.

PowerPoint round trip: export a .pptx, change it in PowerPoint, import it back. Only what you changed is applied, so the edits you made on the web are not overwritten.

If you also changed it on the web, the result is saved as a copy.

Sharing: a read-only link that signed-in getdeck users can open.

Free: browsing every layout and downloading single layouts as HTML. Saving, editing, presenting and PPTX are Pro, with a 7-day trial.

If you make decks for clients, what is the first thing you change after opening a deck in PowerPoint? I want to know which edits have to survive the trip back.