An idea or a document goes in. A deck you can actually present comes out
— with speaker notes, and without a single invented number.
“Can you put something together for Thursday?”
Paste the idea, the email thread or the report. Muse works out how many slides the
material warrants, and what belongs on each one.
“Where did that number come from?”
It never invents one. Where a point needs a figure you have not given it, the slide
carries a visible placeholder and the deck is marked not ready to present until
you fill it in.
“How long will this take to run through?”
The speaker notes are what you actually say, so the deck estimates its own length at a
normal presenting pace.
Free. Your brief goes to Muse to be shaped into a deck — that is the one
part that talks to a server. Everything after that, including the PDF, is built on your
own device.