Decks

From memo to deck to stage.

Start from a prompt, a document, or a folder of images. The agent drafts the deck on your brand; you refine it in a real editor and present it without touching the mouse.

A presentation deck open in the Manatki editor

Start

Start from anything you already have.

A sentence: “make a 12-slide deck from this memo, on our brand” is a complete instruction — the agent plans the story, writes the slides, and applies your design system.
A document: PDF, PPTX, DOCX, Google Docs, code files, or a URL come in as editable slides, not embedded pictures of pages.
A folder of images: Drop it in and it becomes a deck; a subfolder named after a slide becomes that slide's screenshot set for the presenter.

Presenting

Presenting is part of the product, not an export step.

The presenter stage on a metrics slide, with the following slide previewed to the right

A stage built for talking: Your current slide stays razor-sharp while the upcoming one waits softened at its side — glance right to remember what's next, without the audience reading ahead with you.
Evidence on tap: Slides with attached screenshots swap the preview pane for a browsable grid — magnify a chart mid-question, then arrow back to the talk.
Hands on the keyboard: Arrows to move, V to restyle the preview live, F for fullscreen, T for the timer. The mouse never has to appear on the projector.

Exports

It leaves as a real file, not a screenshot.

Google Slides: Export straight into your Drive as a native Google Slides deck, ready for the people who live there.
Editable PPTX: Real text boxes and shapes — speaker notes included — so the deck survives the person who insists on PowerPoint.
PDF and HTML: For attachments and for the web, from the same slides.

Talk your next deck into existence.