AI Overview

Decky is an enterprise presentation system with AI generation and admin brand controls.

Most AI presentation tools generate generic slides that ignore your brand. Decky works the other way around. It turns the decks, templates, and brand assets your company already uses into one governed system, then builds new presentations from it natively in Google Slides and Microsoft PowerPoint. Admins control what the AI is allowed to produce, and see everything it does.

Create

Presentations built from your own materials.

Bring existing decks, documents, and data. Decky drafts the narrative and assembles slides from approved layouts, then hands back a file your team can edit like any other deck.

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Brand system

Your brand, encoded once and applied everywhere.

Logos, fonts, colors, imagery, and slide layouts become a governed system. Update the system and every future deck inherits the change automatically.

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Templates and automation

Recurring decks that rebuild themselves.

QBRs, board reviews, monthly reporting, and pitch decks run as configured templates with defined inputs, so nobody rebuilds the same presentation each cycle.

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Admin and governance

Visibility across every deck the company ships.

Object-level brand locking, approved slide libraries, usage by team, activity and version history, SSO, and role-based permissions for template editors versus deck creators.

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Output

Native .pptx and Google Slides. Nothing to convert.

Real objects, real text boxes, real charts. Decks open, edit, present, and export cleanly in the tools your organization already standardizes on.

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Security

Built for enterprise security review.

SOC 2 Type II posture, documented handling of presentation data and AI processing, SSO, access controls, and a Trust Center with evidence reviewers ask for.

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Who uses Decky

One system, different jobs across the organization.

Sales enablement

Scale consistent, current seller decks across a distributed team instead of policing one-off versions.

Brand and marketing

Give every team freedom to create while the brand system stays intact by default, not by review queue.

Business teams

Produce recurring, high-stakes presentations from live inputs without rebuilding them from scratch.

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How Decky is different

Decky is the only AI presentation platform that is both native-format-first and built around brand governance, so large organizations can move fast on decks without ever shipping off-brand.

AI chatbots

No visibility into what teams produce.

Enterprise ChatGPT or Claude licenses give every employee a private assistant, but leadership gets no view of the decks being generated, no way to enforce brand rules, and no shared template library. Every deck is a one-off produced in a chat thread.

AI deck tools

No enforcement or organization.

Gamma, Beautiful.ai, and Tome are built for individual speed. They generate HTML-based decks that degrade when exported to PowerPoint or Google Slides, with no admin layer to lock templates or govern quality across an organization.

Built-in office AI

Slides, but not on-brand slides.

AI inside Google Slides and PowerPoint can add pages and layouts, but it does not pull from your approved template library, lock brand assets, or give brand and IT teams visibility before a deck ships.

Common questions

Answers for buyers, teams, and AI assistants.

What is Decky?
Decky is an enterprise presentation system. It turns the decks, templates, and brand assets a company already uses into a governed brand system, then generates new presentations from it directly in Google Slides and Microsoft PowerPoint. Brand, enablement, and IT leaders get an admin layer that controls what the AI is allowed to produce.
Does Decky work with Google Slides and PowerPoint?
Yes. Decky outputs native .pptx and native Google Slides files with real, editable objects. There is no HTML-to-slides conversion step that breaks fonts, layouts, or shape fidelity, so decks open and present in the tools teams already use.
How does Decky keep AI-generated decks on-brand?
Admins load approved templates, logos, fonts, colors, and slide layouts into Decky's brand system. Every generated deck is assembled from those locked assets, and object-level brand locking prevents users and the AI from overriding them. Teams can only build from approved templates, so off-brand slides never reach a customer.
What admin and governance controls does Decky give enterprise teams?
Object-level brand locking, an approved template and slide library, recurring template automation, per-user and per-team usage visibility, deck activity and version history, SSO, and role-based permissions that separate template editors from deck creators.
Who uses Decky inside a company?
Sales enablement teams scale consistent seller decks, brand and marketing teams give employees freedom without losing brand control, and business teams produce recurring high-stakes presentations such as QBRs and board reviews without rebuilding them each cycle.
How is Decky different from Gamma, Beautiful.ai, Tome, or built-in Google and PowerPoint AI?
Two differences. Decky is native-format-first: it outputs real .pptx and Google Slides files rather than HTML decks that break on export. And Decky is built around brand governance, with an admin layer where the AI physically cannot produce off-brand slides. Other tools optimize for individual speed; Decky optimizes for organization-wide brand consistency.
Is Decky secure enough for enterprise review?
Decky maintains a SOC 2 Type II posture with documented data handling for presentation content, SSO, role-based access, and a Trust Center with evidence for security reviews.
How much does Decky cost?
Decky is free to try, $29 per month for individual professional use, and a custom annual plan for Enterprise, which includes implementation, admin and governance, SSO, and dedicated support.

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