Slides that arrive finished.

Not an outline you still have to build. Every slide gets the layout its point deserves, charts arrive as real chart objects, and the file opens anywhere.

A dark title slide reading 'Energy that moves with you', with an orbital diagram.
An agenda slide laying out the sections of a strategy review.
A market-sizing slide with segment figures and a supporting chart.
A product overview slide pairing feature descriptions with an interface image.
A metrics dashboard slide: four KPI cards above a twelve-week trend line.
A market expansion slide sequencing three rollout phases across 2027.
A team slide introducing people with names, roles and portraits.
A case-study slide contrasting the situation before and the outcome after.
A competitive comparison table checking capabilities across four options.
A pricing slide with three plan columns and their included features.
An architecture slide diagramming how the system's components connect.
A forecast slide projecting growth across upcoming quarters.
A brand principles slide presenting the values behind the design system.
A roadmap slide sequencing initiatives across four delivery phases.
A closing slide with a thank-you statement and contact details.
A deck, not an outline
ready to present
Charts you can still edit
real objects, not screenshots
Opens anywhere
PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides
Already on brand
no formatting pass
Layouts

Every point gets the slide it deserves.

A number belongs on a metrics slide. A sequence belongs on a process. Cheqq reads what each point is doing and shapes the slide around it, instead of pouring everything into the same bullet list.

  • Statements, comparisons, processes, metrics, tables, charts and quotes
  • The layout follows the content — you never fight a template to fit an idea
  • Generated imagery is sized for the slot it sits in
  • Every slide stays fully editable afterwards
A product overview slide pairing feature descriptions with an interface image.
Charts

Charts drawn natively, not pasted in.

Grouped and stacked bars, line, area, pie, doughnut, scatter and combo charts with secondary axes — rendered as real chart objects from the numbers in your collections.

  • Bars, lines, areas, pies, scatter and combo charts with a secondary axis
  • Plotted from your live collections, so the deck matches the system
  • Re-generate the deck when the numbers move
  • Schema-validated, so a chart can never reference data it does not have
A competitive comparison table checking capabilities across four options.
Brand

It already looks like yours.

Your workspace brand kit — colour tokens, heading and body fonts, and logo — themes every slide as it is generated. No find-and-replace pass before you can send it.

  • Primary, accent, background and foreground colours from your brand kit
  • Your uploaded heading and body fonts, not a lookalike
  • Your logo placed on the slides that call for it
  • Validated against the kit, so nothing drifts off-brand
Export as
PDF
DOCX
PPTX
XLSX
PNG
Native files, not screenshots — they open in the tools people already use

From prompt to deck

1

Describe it, or point at the data

Say what the deck is for and who it is for. Cheqq can pull the substance straight from your collections.

2

Cheqq builds the slides

It picks layouts per idea, draws the charts natively, and themes everything with your brand kit.

3

Edit, present, or export

Change anything by describing the change, then export a real .pptx — or publish it to a link.

Questions about slides

Is this a real PowerPoint file?

Yes — decks export as .pptx with native chart objects and real text boxes, so they open and edit normally in PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides. It is not a stack of images.

Can it use my company template?

It themes from your workspace brand kit — logo, colour tokens, uploaded font files and tone notes — which is applied to every slide it generates.

Where does the content come from?

From whatever you point it at: a prompt, a document, or the collections already in your workspace. Sourcing from your own data is the difference between a deck that looks right and one that is right.

Can a deck rebuild itself when the numbers change?

Yes. Generation can be a workflow step, so a scheduled trigger can rebuild the monthly deck from current data and email it out without you opening anything.

One prompt from a polished deck

Describe the presentation you need and let Cheqq build it. Free to start, no credit card.

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