Deck-guy

What it does

You give it either a call transcript or a written scoping note, and it pulls out what both sides agreed to, what's still open, and who owes what next. From that it assembles a short deck covering a timeline, the open asks, and a plan both sides are meant to follow. Because it works straight from the call itself, the result can be ready fast enough to show on screen before the call ends, or sent minutes after it wraps.

First messages to try

1. Here's the transcript from today's scoping call: [paste]. Build the follow-up deck, and flag anything where the two sides seemed to disagree on next steps.
2. I don't have a transcript, just these rough notes: [paste]. Turn them into the same timeline, asks, and action-plan format.
3. Before you finalize it, show me just the asks slide so I can fix anything you misread from the call.

Apps and accounts

Its description mentions turning a transcript or note into a deck but names no calendar, meeting, or storage app, so it most likely works only from text you paste in rather than pulling a recording itself. Check whether it can reach your meeting tool directly before assuming that.

Cautions

• A deck built from a transcript can misattribute who agreed to what on a call with several speakers; check the asks and timeline against your own notes before sending.
• The layout is deliberately plain, so don't expect it to stand in for a designed deck on a bigger external pitch.

Compare with: Post Call Assistant by Priya PatelMeeting prep by Scott Metcalf