You've invested in a template before. A designer delivers two hundred slides. Your teams use about twenty.
The rest go unused, because knowing which layout fits and how to edit it without breaking the brand is a designer's skill, not something you can expect from every person who needs to make a deck.
So decks go out inconsistent, or they go out late, or someone senior quietly rebuilds them. However you cut it, it costs the company time and makes the brand look unowned.
A real brand. A real brief. A finished, on-brand deck, built in minutes.
This is the whole pitch. Watch a blank brief become a deck your team would be proud to put in front of a client.
You could. And you'd get what everyone gets: generic slides. Default layouts, guessed-at spacing, your brand roughly approximated. The same average deck Claude gives any company, because on its own it has nothing of yours to work from.
Claude in PowerPoint is a capable engine. But an engine isn't a car. On its own it doesn't know your brand, it has no real layout system, and it has no eye for what makes a slide actually work.
That's what I build. A system designed around your brand by someone who's spent eight years making decks that win rooms, with every design decision written into rules Claude follows. So instead of generic output, your team gets slides that look like a designer made them. Every time.
The AI is the same AI everyone has. The difference is what I teach it to work from.
Your business is one system away from decks that are fast, consistent and on brand, no matter who makes them. Let's build it.
What's next: a private tool to draft a full deck from a document or a brief, built on your own template. In development with early clients.