Inside SNAP Pitch: Drafting On-Brand Decks From a Chat
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A close look at how SNAP Pitch turns a normal team conversation and a pile of source files into a branded, export-ready deck.
Most deck tools start with a blank canvas. SNAP Pitch starts with your conversation and your sources.
The input
You don't write a brief. You chat: what's the deck for, who's the audience, what changed. You drop in the raw material — a PDF spec, a screenshot of the new UI, release notes pasted from Notion. The agent reads all of it.
The draft
Slides come back grounded in what you actually gave it, not generic filler. Section order follows the argument you were making in chat. Facts trace back to the source you uploaded.
The brand layer
Exports are on-brand — your colors, your type, your logo — without a designer round-trip. Rework any slide inline by continuing the conversation.
Why it matters
The expensive part of a training deck was never the slides. It was the translation from "what changed" to "story a rep can tell." SNAP Pitch collapses that translation into the chat you were already having.
What comes next
One click hands the deck to Plot for narration, then out as a shareable video link. The deck is reusable across scoped team workspaces so the next launch inherits the last one's work.