u/drpro1

hi, i'm eric. i built cubeone (getcube.one). it's my own thing, so this is me plugging it, just want to say that upfront.

i made it because i was up at 2am fixing slide spacing for the third night in a row. that was the last straw. so i built the thing i wanted.

you give it a prompt or a doc and it gives you back a deck you can actually edit. it also takes rough slides and restyles them.

it's been running 3 years. people in many countries use it. now many people open it every day. i say that so you know it's not something i coded last weekend and am testing on you.

you get free usage when you sign up. no call, no demo, nobody emails you.

after the free part it costs money because the AI bills are real. the price on the site is the normal price. for students i'll go lower, basically what it costs me to run. email hi@getcube.one and i'll send you a code same day.

if you have a deck due this week, try it. if you don't, no worries.

ask me anything about it. i'll also tell you what it's bad at.

Paying slide designers to show how they actually build decks

I'm a cofounder of CubeOne (getcube.one). It turns a prompt or a document into an editable deck and restyles rough slides. People use it daily and it holds up, so that part's settled.

What we don't have is good content. Not demos or feature tours. I mean someone who designs decks for a living taking a real brief and showing the whole thing: where the tool saves them an hour, where they take over by hand, when they'd skip it entirely.

That's what I'd love to pay someone for.

Short videos or written walkthroughs. A pitch deck, a rescue job, a report turned into slides. Your workflow, your voice, your calls. You post on your channels, we'd repost and cut it up for ours, always with credit.

If you're curious what CubeOne is, there's free usage on signup, no call or demo needed. Feel free to poke around.

Rate depends on production quality and who's seeing it. Tell me your accounts and what you charge, and I'll come back with a real figure rather than haggle.

If you design decks professionally and can teach well on camera or in writing, comment or email hi@getcube.one

Paying slide designers to show how they actually build decks

I'm a cofounder of CubeOne (getcube.one). It turns a prompt or a document into an editable deck and restyles rough slides. People use it daily and it holds up, so that part's settled.

What we don't have is good content. Not demos or feature tours. I mean someone who designs decks for a living taking a real brief and showing the whole thing: where the tool saves them an hour, where they take over by hand, when they'd skip it entirely.

That's what I'd love to pay someone for.

Short videos or written walkthroughs. A pitch deck, a rescue job, a report turned into slides. Your workflow, your voice, your calls. You post on your channels, we'd repost and cut it up for ours, always with credit.

Rate depends on production quality and who's seeing it. Tell me your accounts, and what you charge and I'll come back with a real figure rather than haggle.

If you design decks professionally and can teach well on camera or in writing, comment or email hi@getcube.one