Built by the user it’s for
“I rebuild a lecture every week — grand rounds, tumor board, fellow teaching. Sunday is for family, not slide cleanup. That’s why SlideCraft exists.”
The actual pain
Your lecture is probably good. Your slides are probably fighting you.
Case study · one real lecture
Pulled from a Brazilian neurosurgery archive, last edited September 2021. Mixed fonts. Outdated references. No speaker notes. The kind of deck a fellow inherits and silently rebuilds at midnight.
10 bullets · 2 outdated refs · 0 speaker notes · unreadable at 6 m
1 teaching point · 3 citations · PGY-1 notes · 1 flag resolved
Ten dense bullets, no hierarchy. Two outdated references. Zero notes.
SlideCraft reads the slide as content, not pixels. The single decision-making teaching point surfaces.
10 facts competing for attention.
Decision: who gets surgery, who gets SRS, who gets observed.
One teaching point per slide. Hierarchy. Density tuned for a projector at 6 meters.
Slide-level citations surface from PubMed. Dense paragraphs become reviewable claims.
Same teaching point, projector-ready. Speaker notes attached. Citations on slide + references slide.
The bullets remain text in PowerPoint. Edit the citation, change the dose, swap the figure — without regenerating the deck.
Surgical management of small VS
Lecture intelligence engine
SlideCraft reads a deck the way a senior clinician reads a deck — claim by claim, slide by slide, audience in mind. Every rebuild is a chain of explicit detections and explicit transformations.
SlideCraft detects
SlideCraft rebuilds
Doctors don’t want AI-generated presentations. They want their expertise transformed into polished teaching material — without losing control.
SlideCraft · what we believe
From old deck to teach-ready deck
The conversion hook is a free before/after preview. Signup happens when the user asks SlideCraft to rebuild the full lecture.
SlideCraft extracts text, screenshots, slide order, and source metadata from the lecture you already have.
See 3-5 before/after slides with cleaner hierarchy, stronger flow, and suggested transformations before signup.
Dense, needs citation, outdated stat, and low-confidence rebuild flags appear at slide level.
Text, notes, citations, layout, and visuals stay separate so clinicians can edit the deck without regenerating it.
The output is a teach-ready .pptx that remains editable when the final clinical nuance needs changing.
Honest scope
Doctors stake reputation on what’s on the slide. We label what v1 actually does, and what we’re not claiming until later releases earn it.
What we do
What we don’t (yet)
Founder pricing — locked for early users
Bring a deck or a topic. Build the lecture. Pay only when you take it out the door — on your terms, cancel anytime.
Preview without commitment
No card on file
For clinicians who teach weekly
Annual $290 — two months free
For evidence-heavy teaching
Annual $590 — two months free
All plans · 90-second free preview · PHI-aware uploads · cancel from billing portal · keep every export you paid for.
What can you rebuild?
The cinematic engine for expert communication. First wedge: medical lectures.
Start with your next lecture
Bring the deck you already have, an outline, or just a topic. SlideCraft returns a teach-ready lecture with speaker notes, citations, and review flags — ready before the talk is.
