DeckSpace
The home for AI‑generated presentations.
AI already writes remarkable decks — web pages, not slide files. DeckSpace is where they live.
What a home gives it
One URL that stays current — with editing, sharing and comments built in.
How
Three ways to bring a deck
Every path ends the same way: a living deck in your workspace. Each card below is the real screen — click through to start.
Publish from your AI
Works directly with ChatGPT, Claude and Claude Code. Ask the assistant that wrote your deck to publish it — it lands in your workspace and hands back the link.
Setup instructions →
Upload HTML
Already have an AI-made deck? Drop the file in — it's hosted, editable and shareable the moment it lands.
Open the app →
Create with AI
Describe it in chat and watch the deck build. Use your own OpenAI or Anthropic key, or use DeckSpace credits.
Open the app →Any form, in your style
Slides, a document, or a dashboard — your call, or the AI's. And the style is yours to set two ways: describe it in a sentence, or hand it a deck you already use.
Slides
One view at a time, paced for a room.
Scrolling documents
One continuous page — long tables, real paragraphs.
Tabbed dashboards
Several views behind one link — like the demo up top.
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Examples
A few from the gallery
Every deck here is a ready-made template, running live in DeckSpace. Open any one — then browse the full gallery to start from it.
Beyond Slides
What a deck can do when it's HTML — design, media, data, interaction.
Open live →
Getting Started with DeckSpace
The tabbed how-to every new workspace starts with — itself a DeckSpace deck.
Open live →
Live Data Demo
The interactive sales deck from up top — tabs, filters, charts computed from its data.
Open live →About
Get in touch
Questions, bug reports, or a deck that came out wrong: hello@deckspace.org. Real replies, usually same day.
No trackers
No ad pixels, no third-party scripts, no profile of you. A few first-party counters record that something happened, never who. The only cookie is the one that keeps you signed in.
Your key, or ours
Use your own OpenAI or Anthropic key — stored encrypted, used only for your requests — or generate on DeckSpace credits. Free to start; see Pricing.
Links are the sharing model
A shared deck is readable by anyone holding its link. Sharing is off until you turn it on.