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SlideSoul: conference slides with a soul

Help developers create conference talks that don't look LLM-generated

Problem
LLM-generated conference slides look tidy with infographics and dashboards, but are criticized as soulless. Generating a full deck at once strips personal style and gives speakers less control over pacing.
Solution
Instead of generating a full deck, it suggests opinionated page structures, opening and transition lines, and visual styles based on the talk topic and speaker voice. It outputs an editable HTML skeleton that emphasizes narrative flow over chart stuffing, and the speaker fills in content step by step.
Users
Engineers, indie hackers, and technical evangelists presenting at conferences, meetups, or internal tech talks.
MVP
Input topic, duration, and audience; output narrative structure, per-page bullet points, and transitions; 3-5 non-template visual styles; editable HTML slides; PDF export.
Revenue
Free trial for one talk; pay-per-talk or monthly subscription afterward.
Why now
AI-generated slides are ubiquitous and audiences are tired of uniform visuals, creating room for narrative-first differentiation.

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