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iSpring Solutions turns PowerPoint into a training department
The familiar slide deck is iSpring’s unlikely advantage. Its tools let the people who know the work build the lessons, then give employers a way to deliver and track them.
Your PowerPoint is about to get very, very big
TLC Creative Services takes the humble slide deck into executive keynotes, ultrawide screens, and live show control. Its specialty is knowing what happens after you click Present.
M’idea Hub and the expensive life of a confusing slide
A presentation can look finished and still leave everyone doing extra work. M’idea Hub builds decks and reusable slide systems for the founders, investors, and teams caught in that gap.
o11
o11 is a Y Combinator (W26) startup building AI agents that live inside the enterprise apps finance teams already use - Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and Google Workspace. Rather than answering questions in a sidebar, its agents do the work: generating three-statement models, investment committee memos, CIMs, buyer lists, and decks from natural-language prompts. Its customers include investment banks, private equity firms, hedge funds, and asset managers.
Matik
Matik is a San Francisco SaaS that automates personalized, data-driven presentations, PDFs, and reports by pulling live data from CRMs, data warehouses, and BI tools into branded templates. It is used by customer success, sales, and account teams at companies like Asana, Zapier, and Reddit to turn hours of slide-grunt-work into minutes.