PublicB2D (developers)500K-1MB2BFeature launchDemoUSVertical AI
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Overall, the video was good; the scripting and timeline could have been better.
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Kavya R.Apr 29, 2026
Bold of you to assume my old slides weren't already embarrassing without AI's help.
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Diego MarchettiApr 29, 2026
The cut from blank canvas to finished deck at 0:08 is doing all the heavy lifting in this video. Whoever edited this earned their coffee.
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Renata SokolovaApr 29, 2026
The first 3 seconds of that launch video are pure hook, but the voiceover trails off around the midpoint. Tighten the back half and this thing rips.
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Olamide A.Apr 29, 2026
Hot take: slides are the wrong wedge. People want the speaker notes generated, not another pretty template engine.
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Lucas MwangiApr 29, 2026
Building something adjacent and honestly this looks clean. Mild panic, mostly respect.
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Petra K.Apr 29, 2026
ok wait, does this mean I can finally stop opening Keynote at 11pm before a board meeting? asking for me.
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yusufApr 29, 2026
Curious if there's an API or export hook for this. Some of us live in MDX and would love to pipe decks out programmatically.
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Tamsin BoatengApr 29, 2026
Slides tools have famously brutal retention curves. Would love to see week-4 active deck creation before I get excited.
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Milo F.Apr 29, 2026
Genuinely wondering how few engineers it took to ship this inside Replit. Two? Three and a designer? The leverage is unreal.
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Ahmed Q.Apr 29, 2026
Reminds me of what one of our portfolio decks tried to build last year, except this one actually loaded. Good sign.
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Juno ParkApr 29, 2026
Engagement on this tweet is lopsided toward likes vs replies, which usually means people are impressed but don't have a strong opinion yet. Interesting signal.
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Fiona DelacroixApr 29, 2026
Roadmap suggestion: live collaborative cursors in the deck and a 'present from terminal' mode. The second one is a joke. Mostly.
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Boris HalvorsenApr 29, 2026
Anyone on the Slides team hiring design engineers? I have a candidate who genuinely cares about kerning and would fit right in.
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sageApr 29, 2026
Every tool eventually becomes a slides tool. Every slides tool eventually becomes a meeting.
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Bold of you to assume my old slides weren't already embarrassing without AI's help.
The cut from blank canvas to finished deck at 0:08 is doing all the heavy lifting in this video. Whoever edited this earned their coffee.
The first 3 seconds of that launch video are pure hook, but the voiceover trails off around the midpoint. Tighten the back half and this thing rips.
Hot take: slides are the wrong wedge. People want the speaker notes generated, not another pretty template engine.
Building something adjacent and honestly this looks clean. Mild panic, mostly respect.
ok wait, does this mean I can finally stop opening Keynote at 11pm before a board meeting? asking for me.
Curious if there's an API or export hook for this. Some of us live in MDX and would love to pipe decks out programmatically.
Slides tools have famously brutal retention curves. Would love to see week-4 active deck creation before I get excited.
Genuinely wondering how few engineers it took to ship this inside Replit. Two? Three and a designer? The leverage is unreal.
Reminds me of what one of our portfolio decks tried to build last year, except this one actually loaded. Good sign.
Engagement on this tweet is lopsided toward likes vs replies, which usually means people are impressed but don't have a strong opinion yet. Interesting signal.
Roadmap suggestion: live collaborative cursors in the deck and a 'present from terminal' mode. The second one is a joke. Mostly.
Anyone on the Slides team hiring design engineers? I have a candidate who genuinely cares about kerning and would fit right in.
Every tool eventually becomes a slides tool. Every slides tool eventually becomes a meeting.