#AirDeckBaby🙌🏼 Communicating clearly with people is why I LOVE what I do. I own a small business services agency, and nothing makes my skin crawl more than proposals/decks/presentations (SO impersonal!). So when my buddy Jack Phan asked me to try AirDeck, I was like totally (always support you friends!). Creating a proposal, adding voice, video, mark it up, ALL in one interface? AMAZING! We’re already seeing ways we can incorporate AirDeck into services for our clients and bring value. The most important thing to me in business is people feeling seen, heard and cared for. I’m excited for how AirDeck is going to open up our relationships with clients and partners, and have FUN doing it! AirDeck easily slides into our tech stack, pricing is spot on, and if I know my friend Jack, he’s going to make sure this product continues to get better and BETTER!

Very underestimated tool Very underestimated tool. Has a lot of potential if deployed into your Tech Stack perfectly.

Easy to use Easy to use. Upload a file and start to create voice over. Need some inprovement of allow to create presentation page.

Innovative Presentation Tool My AirDeck experience was very worthwhile. Simple addition of audio makes "Death By PowerPoint" a much better and interesting experience. It keeps you engaged where just visuals leave you struggling for focus. Having said that, it could be more intuitive. For example, the "review" button eye icon, though at the top of the page, should be bigger to draw more focus, because it's so integral to the experience. Presentation professionals might mock me for that, but most users want to cut to the chase and see the fruits of their labor. AirDeck is a powerful tool. It opens possibilities for future marketing effort, and web site interactions. I'm looking forward to using it more.

Impactful alternative to Loom I've been looking for alternatives to Loom and Canva for being able to share and track presentations, and so far Airdeck is one of the better alternatives I've come across. It mixes the best of both worlds since I find the editing capabilities of Loom to be slow at times, and it consistently opens new tabs which is annoying. Canva is great, but it lacks the ability to break down presentations into snippets of audio/visual recordings and doesn't have advanced tracking capabilities. So far I've been really pleased with Airdeck in the ease of use and the simplicity with which I can edit presentations. It's made producing content at scale a breeze. Definitely recommend giving Airdeck a shot! It doesn't have the fastest video processing times, but I think for the ease of use it's worth it, and it's not that much slower (especially since I think they're working on video compression rates). I like how Airdeck keeps it profesional, simple and focuses on the basics.