Deck Maker — notes in, deck out

Claude

Turn my Q3 notes into a deck script

Here's your deck script as Markdown:

markdown

# Plan on a page: Q3

## Ship the core loop

- One metric per slide…

Reply to Claude…

1 · claude.ai → quarterly-notes.md

Drop your .md hereAI styles it

quarterly-notes.md

2 · New deck → Upload .md

intendedfuture.ai Scrape site

Manrope

Style extracted ✓ — palette, font, logo

3 · StyleMaker → From a website

02. The Plan

Plan on a page: Q3.

Ship the core loop.

quarterly-notes.md

How it works

Drop a file

Markdown notes (draft them in Claude or ChatGPT first if you like), an old PowerPoint, or a PDF. That's the whole input.

.md · .pptx · .pdf

Point it at your brand

Give StyleMaker your website and it lifts the palette, type, and logo. Or let it read the look of whatever file you dropped in. Either way, your content lands on clean layouts.

StyleMaker → your brand

Export and send

A print-clean PDF, a genuinely editable PPTX, or a self-contained site you can host anywhere.

.pdf · .pptx · website

Built like a tool, not a service

Yours, not ours

Decks are files on your disk, not rows in someone's database. No account, no sync, no seat to renew. Nothing disappears if we do.

Bring your own AI

Use your own key for Anthropic, OpenAI, or xAI Grok — or run a local model and stay offline entirely. Keys live in your system keychain, never on our servers.

Images when you want them

Generate slide art with Nano Banana Pro from inside the app. Buy a small credit pack only if you use it. Everything else is free.

Imports the mess

That 40-slide PPTX from 2019 becomes clean, editable content, images and all.

Every element editable

Click anything on the canvas and change it: slide text, layout, images, styling.

Auto-updates

New versions install themselves from GitHub Releases. You'll never download an installer twice.

Privacy

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Notes in.
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