AI presentation reviewer

Review your deckbefore your audience does

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Get a clear score and slide-specific suggestions before you present. Deckwise helps you find what may confuse an audience and fix it inside the same editable deck.

AI presentation reviewer

From deck to focused revisions in three steps

Feedback is attached to the deck you are actually editing, so you can move from diagnosis to revision without rebuilding the presentation elsewhere.

Open or upload your deck

Start with a presentation made in Deckwise or import an existing PowerPoint file.

Run Audience review

Deckwise reviews the presentation and organizes feedback into slide-specific suggestions.

Fix what matters

Apply a suggestion in the editor, dismiss it, and run the review again as the deck improves.

Useful feedback, tied to the right slide

Review my presentation

See the audience perspective

Review the full deck as a viewer would encounter it, not as a disconnected list of writing tips.

Find the exact slide

Each suggestion points to the relevant slide or set of slides, making the next edit clear.

Fix it in context

Send a useful suggestion into the editor, or dismiss it when it does not fit your intent.

AI presentation reviewer FAQ

Audience review looks at the deck from a viewer's perspective and returns slide-specific suggestions. It helps you spot places where the story, wording, or visual hierarchy may be harder to follow before you present.

Make the next version easier to follow

Bring in the deck you are preparing and review it from the audience's point of view before the meeting starts.

Start an audience review