Send what your AI made. See who read it. Keep it current.

Publish the deck Claude, ChatGPT or any other AI built, and send each person their own link, with no account needed to open it. See who read which slide and for how long, get an email when they first open it, and fix a slide without sending a new link.

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  • Free for 3 live links · Pro $20 a month
  • No card to sign up
  • No account needed to open a link

Publishes straight to MakoDeck

  • Claude
  • ChatGPT

ChatGPT on Business, Enterprise and Edu plans

By copy and paste

Sending

Know what happened after you sent it

Every person gets a link of their own, so you know who opened the deck, what they read, and when to follow up.

A link for each person

Name who it's for, choose when it expires, and copy the link. They open it in any browser, with no account and nothing to install. Revoke one person's link and everyone else's keeps working. A free account can have 3 live links at a time.

See who read it

See each person's opens, how long they spent and which slides held them, and get an email the first time someone opens your link. Nothing they type into the deck is ever recorded.

Keep it current

Spotted a mistake after you sent it? Have your AI fix the deck, or upload the new file, and every link shows the new copy. No second email, no “use this version instead”.

From your own domain, Pro

Links can open at an address of yours, like decks.yourcompany.com, so recipients see who they're from. Add a DNS record where you manage your domain and MakoDeck sets up HTTPS. Part of Pro, $20 a month.

Why not just Claude's Share button?

It's a quick way to put a deck online. MakoDeck is for sending one to particular people, and knowing what each of them did with it.

  • A link for each person you send it to
  • Which slides each of them read, and for how long
  • Expiry and revoke, one person at a time
  • Works with whichever AI wrote the deck, not only Claude

How it works

From a prompt to the people who need it

Your AI does the building. MakoDeck checks the deck, keeps it in your library, and puts it in front of people: on their screen, or on yours when you present.

  1. Ask your AI

    Connect Claude — or ChatGPT on a Business, Enterprise or Edu plan — and ask for a deck: it publishes straight to your library. With any other AI, copy MakoDeck's prompt in and upload the deck it writes. MakoDeck's guide tells your AI how to write a deck that works here.

  2. It lands in your library, checked

    Or upload what your AI hands you: an HTML file, a zipped folder, pasted code, a reveal.js export or a PDF. MakoDeck flags anything that won't load — a missing file, an outside link, a font — and writes the message that tells your AI how to fix it.

  3. Send it, or present it

    Make a link for each person you send it to and see what they read. Or open the presenter window with your notes, the next slide and a timer, while the audience window follows every slide you move to.

What MakoDeck does

Made for the decks your AI writes

An AI writes a deck as a web page, with code, charts and fonts of its own. MakoDeck is built to run it, present it and keep it safe.

Decks that run

Charts, calculators and simulations stay live while you present. d3, Chart.js and Tailwind come from pinned copies MakoDeck serves itself, so a deck works the same every time it opens.

Your library, and your team's

Every deck lands in a library, with thumbnails and a PDF copy made for you. Keep decks in your own workspace or bring your team into an organization, and save any deck as a template for the next one.

Checked before anyone sees it

Missing files, outside links and fonts that won't load are flagged the moment a deck arrives. One click copies a message that tells your AI exactly what to fix.

  • Present from the browser

    Your notes, the next slide and a timer in one window, and an audience window that follows every slide you move to.

  • Your brand, any font

    Use any Google Fonts family, served from MakoDeck's own copy, or upload your brand's fonts once for every deck in your workspace.

  • Private and sandboxed

    Decks are private to your workspace. Their code runs in a sandbox on a separate domain, and MakoDeck never fetches anything from the web on a deck's behalf.

Templates

Start from a template

Six ready-made decks for the plans and reviews teams run all the time. Each starts with a fictional example you replace with your own — most of them by clicking the text right on the slide.

  • A slide from the SWOT analysis template's fictional example

    SWOT analysis

    Sort the evidence into strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, and land on a recommendation.

  • A slide from the Sales Business Review template's fictional example

    Sales Business Review

    Review an account: its overview, then each mission-critical priority with its initiatives.

  • A slide from the Red 2 Green tracker template's fictional example

    Red 2 Green tracker

    A weekly tracker: everyone's tasks marked Red, Yellow or Green, with the help each person needs.

  • A slide from the RACI chart template's fictional example

    RACI chart

    Who does what, phase by phase, with one person accountable for every activity.

  • A slide from the OKRs template's fictional example

    OKRs

    A team's objectives and key results, checked in against pace all quarter.

  • A slide from the Gantt chart template's fictional example

    Gantt chart

    A project plan on a living timeline, with milestones, dependencies and slips.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Do I need to know how to code?
No. Your AI writes the deck's code: you say what you want and present the result. If something in it won't load, MakoDeck writes the message that tells your AI how to fix it.
Which AIs work with MakoDeck?
Claude connects to MakoDeck and publishes decks straight to your library, from the Claude apps or Claude Code. So does ChatGPT on a Business, Enterprise or Edu plan. Any other AI — Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Muse by Meta, ChatGPT on other plans— writes a deck from MakoDeck's prompt for you to upload. See how for each AI.
What can I upload?
A single HTML file, a zipped folder with its images, fonts and scripts, code pasted straight in, a reveal.js export or a PDF. For PowerPoint or Keynote, export the deck to PDF first.
Do the people I send it to need an account?
No. They open the link in any browser. You can see when it's opened and how long each slide is viewed: MakoDeck counts whole seconds on the slides they reached themselves, and that a slide's chart or calculator was used — never what they typed into it.
Can links come from our own domain?
Yes, with Pro ($20 a month). In Settings → Link domain, enter a subdomain such as decks.yourcompany.com and add the record it shows at your DNS provider. Once it's live, new links use it, and links you already sent keep working.
Who can see my decks?
The people in its workspace, and the people you send a link to. Decks in your personal workspace are yours alone, and an organization's decks are seen by its members. A link shows that one deck until it expires or you revoke it, and nothing is listed anywhere.
Is it safe to run code an AI wrote?
Yes. A deck's code runs in a locked-down sandbox on a separate domain, out of reach of your account. MakoDeck never fetches anything from the web on a deck's behalf, and makes thumbnails and PDFs in an isolated machine of their own.
What does it cost?
A free account can have 3 live links at a time, and you don't need a card to sign up. Pro is $20 a month per person for more than 3 live links at a time, billed monthly through Stripe. Cancel any time, and Pro lasts to the end of the month you've paid for.

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