Deck
Write slides in Markdown, present them full-window, and print or export to PDF — all in the browser.
Running here in the page — the same app the desktop opens.
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Write in Markdown and split slides on a line that is just `---`; the split is code-fence aware, so a `---` inside a code block stays in the slide instead of breaking it. An editor on one side, a live slide preview on the other, an outline to jump between slides, and speaker notes on a line beginning with `Notes:`.
Present mode fills the window and moves with the arrow keys; a print stylesheet lays one slide per page for a clean PDF. It autosaves to your browser as you type, and the Markdown is rendered through the same escaping the rest of the site uses, so pasted content cannot inject anything. No accounts, no upload.
What people open it for
- Turning a Markdown outline into a slide deck
- Presenting from the browser without a slides app
- Exporting slides to PDF via the print dialog