3.4×more qualified conversations than their old webinar Q&AShipiroo
Tired of presenting to silent faces and guessing who actually cared? DeckSlide sends your live deck straight to every attendee's browser, so the serious buyers message you privately while you present, and you leave with their names.
Built for rooms you cannot afford to lose
Where does your team lose the most time?
Private threads from this room
3 openDoes this work for a 40-person team? I would like to see it with our own deck.
Waiting on youCan you go back to slide 4? I want to send that number to my manager.
You repliedSharing this with our design lead. What is the fastest way to try it?
Details shared+22%of attendees still in the room at the final slide
Building the deck was never the hard part. Everything after it is, the meeting link, the polling add-on, the chat nobody reads, the booking page, the export into your CRM, the follow-up you write from memory.
CREATE
Describe the talk and AI lays out a complete deck, structure, copy, images, theme. Then take the wheel: keyframes, motion paths and true shape morph on a real canvas.
PRESENT
Go live in one click. Every attendee renders the real HTML on their own device, so animations run at their screen's full resolution, text stays sharp on a phone on hotel wifi.
CONVERT
Polls, questions and raised hands keep everyone in it. Private messages let the one person who matters most reach you without taking the floor.
A poll updates as votes come in. Questions and reactions land in a feed next to the deck, no separate app to open.
Where does your team lose the most time?
RESULTS UPDATE AS THEY VOTE · 18 OF 24 IN
Public Q&A only surfaces the questions people are willing to ask in front of everyone. The buying questions are never those. A private thread, opened from the slide that prompted it, is where the real ones go.
One tap from the deck they're watching. No email, no form, no waiting for the recording.
Anyone on the call can pick up a thread. Every message carries the slide it came from.
Contact details, the ask, the slide, the timestamp, exported to your CRM when the room closes.
Marcus D. · slide 7 · 00:14:22
We'd need SSO before we could roll this out. Who should I talk to?
Qualified · routed to salesPriya N. · slide 11 · 00:19:04
Can you send pricing for a 40-seat team? Booking a demo now.
Demo bookedLena O. · slide 4 · 00:08:47
Sharing this with our design lead, what's the fastest way to try it?
Follow-up queuedEvery thread syncs with the contact record. Nothing gets retyped.
“We swapped screen share for a join code. The difference wasn't the slides, it was that eleven people messaged us during the pitch instead of nodding and disappearing.”Yannick· CEO, Shipiroo
Three audiences to start. Education and internal comms work beautifully too, they get their own pages once these three have case studies.
Run the demo and capture the buying signal in the same window. The quiet attendee who messages you privately is the one your pipeline was missing.
Deck → live room → qualified thread → CRMPitch a deck that moves, to a room on six different devices, and see exactly which slide each investor sat with longest.
Pitch → attention map → warm follow-upTurn a webinar into something people stay for, then leave with contacts who told you what they wanted, not just a list of who registered.
Launch → participation → captured intentIf something here would stop you signing up, it belongs on this page rather than in an email three days later.
Import a .pptx and DeckSlide rebuilds it as editable layers, text, images and shapes, not a flat picture per slide. Complex custom animations don't survive the trip; you'll rebuild those on the timeline, which is usually the point.
No. They open a link, type a code or scan a QR and they're in the room, on whatever browser and device they already have. No sign-up wall, no download, no IT ticket.
You're sending a lightweight page and slide events, not a video stream, so there's no resolution to drop. A weak connection means an animation may start a beat late, not a blurry, pixelated deck.
Decks live in the browser rather than as files, so instead of an export you get a replay link, the real deck, the recorded session, the transcript and the chat, all in one place. People who missed it get more than a PDF would have given them.
Threads and contact details belong to your workspace, are encrypted in transit and at rest, and are hosted in the EU. You control retention, export and deletion; attendees are told when a session is recorded.
No, the live room is the product. For rooms where connectivity is genuinely unreliable, present from your own device and share the replay link afterwards.
Audience size never changes the bill, present to nine people or nine hundred.
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