A founding-client offer from the maker of Typedeck

Your rough notes.
A polished first draft in three business days.

Send me the outline, Notion page, Markdown file, or old deck. I’ll shape the story and build a polished, editable presentation with Typedeck. The standard sprint runs asynchronously; we schedule a short clarification call only when the material genuinely needs one.

$349 founding-client price

Up to 12 slides
One focused revision
Typedeck, PowerPoint, and PDF files

Apply for a sprint

Three founding-client spots. No payment until I confirm the project and deadline are a fit. The delivery clock starts after payment, the completed project brief, and all agreed source materials are received.

The content exists. The presentation does not.

You may have the argument in a document, the data in a spreadsheet, or last quarter’s deck sitting in PowerPoint. The sprint is for the gap between “I know what I need to say” and “I have slides I’m ready to present.”

This is a hands-on service, not an AI deck generator. You stay the author. I handle structure, typography, layout, and the repetitive work of turning the material into a coherent deck.

How it works

A small, deliberate process.

Complete the brief

Describe the audience, goal, source material, constraints, and deadline. If the project fits, I’ll send the exact scope and a secure source-material handoff.

I shape and build

I turn the material into a clear sequence and deliver the first draft within three business days after kickoff.

You refine once

You send one consolidated round of feedback. I revise and deliver the editable source, PowerPoint, and PDF within two business days.

A good fit

You already have something to say.

A product, client, lecture, conference, or internal presentation
Source material that is mostly written
A real deadline in the next two weeks
A deck of roughly 8–12 slides

Not the right sprint

Full brand identity work, financial modeling, original market research, animation-heavy keynotes, and 30-slide decks need a separate scope.

Three founding-client spots

Tell me what you need to present.

The brief takes about five minutes and replaces the default kickoff call. I’ll reply within one business day. If the project fits, I’ll send a written Order Summary with the exact scope and dates, a source-material handoff, and a private payment link. Work begins only after the kickoff conditions in the Order Summary are complete.

Prefer email? Write to support@typedeck.app.

1 You and the deadline

Name

Work email

Organization optional

When will you present?

2 The presentation

Presentation type

Expected slide count

Working title optional

Who is the audience, and what is the setting?

What should the audience understand, believe, decide, or do?

3 What already exists

Which best describes the source material?

What files or material can you provide?

Non-confidential reference link optional

Use a view-only link only if the material is already public or safe to share at the application stage. Accepted projects receive a separate source-material handoff.

What must stay accurate, unchanged, or visibly prominent?

Brand or visual requirements optional

4 Fit and handling

Can one person return one consolidated feedback round within three business days?

Does the project involve nonpublic or regulated information?

Do not include confidential, personal, medical, financial-account, government-ID, export-controlled, or similarly sensitive information in this application.

I understand the $349 sprint covers up to 12 slides, one consolidated revision, and Typedeck, PowerPoint, and PDF delivery. Requests outside that lane may be declined or separately scoped. I confirm that I have not put confidential, regulated, or highly sensitive material in this application.

This form is an application, not a purchase or service agreement. We use these details only to evaluate and respond to your request, as described in our Privacy Policy. Accepted projects are governed by the Deck Sprint Service Terms and a project-specific Order Summary.

Your rough notes.A polished first draft in three business days.