Who Linkdeck is for

People who build in Keynote and are tired of watching the work get flattened on the way out.

• Send the pitch, not a PDF.

  Send the pitch, not a PDF. The client opens the real Keynote on their phone: builds, video, your studio on the end card. Replace it, keep the link.

• The flythrough survives the email.

  Heavy Keynote decks with rendered flythroughs, shared as a link. 500 MB on Pro, video plays inline on a phone, a password for concepts not yet public.

• Proposals that look like a studio, from a desk of one.

  Send a proposal as a link that opens the real Keynote on any device, with your name and colour on the end card. Start free: one deck, no account needed.

• Send the deck after the call. See what landed.

  The investor asks for the deck after the call. Send a link that plays your Keynote as built and shows which slides they lingered on. Keynote decks only.

• Interior design presentations your clients open on their phone

  Send your Keynote concept deck to clients as a link that plays as you built it, on their phone, with your name on it. No PDF, no 400 MB attachment.

• Share your talk as a link that plays like the talk

  Put one link or QR on your last slide. Your Keynote plays in the audience's browser with builds and video, and you can update it after the talk.

• The treatment arrives with the footage still moving.

  Send a Keynote treatment, shot list or doc pitch as a link. Video plays inline on a phone, 500 MB per deck on Pro, password, and v2 on the same link.

• The motion survives the link.

  Magic Move, builds and your rendered clips, shared as a link that plays them in any browser. For motion designers who pitch and present in Keynote.

• Your Keynote portfolio, as a link.

  Built your portfolio in Keynote? Share it as a permanent link that plays on any phone, with your name in the URL. What works, and what it is not.