Presentations

A deck ready for tomorrow's meeting, in Arabic or English

Say what the meeting is for and who's in the room. Super researches, writes the slides, designs them and hands you an editable PowerPoint and a PDF.

Real work, start to finish

Each one is a real chat. Open it to see what was asked, what came back, and carry on from there yourself.

A workshop deck for first-time speakersPDF

A workshop deck for first-time speakers

«I'm coaching six first-time speakers for an English-language tech meetup in Dammam. Create an editable PowerPoint and PDF for a 25-minute workshop called A Clear Five-Minute Demo. Cover how to introduce the problem, show the important part of a product, recover when a live demo fails, and finish with a useful next step. Use a fictional app that helps neighbours lend tools as the running example. Include a before-and-after opening, a simple five-minute timing plan, and two short exercises we can do in the room. Keep the slides readable from the back and put my teaching notes in the speaker notes. Around eight slides is enough. Use exactly eight slides with these workshop blocks: title 2 minutes, before-and-after opening 3, five-minute demo plan 3, important path 2, exercise 1 5, recovery 2, exercise 2 6, closing 2. These total 25 minutes. Exercise 1 includes 3 minutes writing plus 2 minutes debrief. Exercise 2 includes two rounds of 2 minutes each (swap roles once: 4 minutes total), followed by 2 minutes debrief, for 6 minutes total. Put these exact totals on exercise slides and in notes, and ensure no work or debrief is outside its allotted block. Put explicit start/end times in each slide note. Keep all examples fictional and avoid unsupported audience-attention research claims. Save demo-coaching-workshop.pptx and demo-coaching-workshop.pdf. Check every rendered slide against its speaker notes before delivering both actual files.»

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Step by step

  1. 01

    Tell it about the meeting

    The audience, the goal, the length and the language. Attach a report or notes if you have them.

  2. 02

    Super researches and builds the deck

    It writes the story slide by slide, designs every slide and cites its sources.

  3. 03

    Edit, present, download

    Change anything on the canvas or in chat, present full screen, and download PowerPoint or PDF.

Everything Cycls Design does with your deck

Arabic slides that sit right

Right-to-left layouts, Arabic typography and numbers in their place, on every slide.

Edit on the canvas

Open the deck in the design editor to move, restyle and rewrite anything, or ask Super to do it.

Present with notes and live polls

Full-screen present mode, a presenter view with your notes and the next slide, and polls your audience answers from their phones.

Comments and version history

Teammates pin comments on a slide, and every version is kept so you can restore it or open it as a copy.

Your brand on every slide

Set your colours and fonts once in a brand kit and every deck follows them.

Every format you need

Download PowerPoint, PDF, an image of each slide, or the design file itself.

Why it comes out right

Arabic first

The words, the layout and the typography are set in Arabic from the first slide.

Sources you can open

Facts come with full links on a sources slide, so you can check them before the meeting.

Made for the room

Tell it who's in the meeting and the deck speaks to them: a board, a client, a class.

Questions people ask

Your next deck starts with one message

Free to try, in Arabic or in English.