Send the deck after the call. See what landed.
The call went well and they asked for the deck. What you send next is either a PDF that loses the product demo, or a link that plays the Keynote you actually presented.
The email after the call
Export the deck to HTML, upload it, paste one link. The investor opens it on a phone between meetings and gets the real thing: builds in order, the product video, the transitions. No Keynote, no Apple ID, no attachment to forward around a partnership.
What per-slide dwell tells you
On Pro, each viewer's time on each slide is recorded. That turns 'they opened it' into something useful: two minutes on the market slide and ten seconds on the team page means the next conversation is about the market.
Update between meetings, same link
Numbers change weekly during a raise. Upload the new export in place and the link you sent to the first fund now plays the current deck. You keep one URL for the whole process.
Who opened it, and who did not
Turn on the email gate and viewers enter an address before the first slide. Those addresses collect as leads, so you see when the deck was forwarded to a partner you have not met. A password keeps it off the open web.
Honest limits
Linkdeck does one thing. Know what it is not before you rely on it.
- Keynote-built decks only. No PowerPoint or Google Slides conversion.
- Not a data room. No NDAs, no watermarking, no folder of documents.
- No custom domain. Links live at linkdeck.me with a slug you choose on Pro.
- Single account. There is no team workspace.
Free to test, €12 for the raise
Free: one deck, 200 MB, link stops working after 3 days. Pro: 10 decks, 500 MB each, links that never expire, custom slug, password, email gate with leads, replace in place, per-slide analytics, your company on the end card.
Questions
Does it work with PowerPoint or Google Slides?
No. Linkdeck hosts the HTML export that Keynote produces. Decks built in PowerPoint or Google Slides are not converted.
Can investors download the deck?
There is no download button; the deck plays in the browser. Anything on screen can still be screenshotted, so treat it like any link you send.
Where is the deck hosted?
The database is on Supabase and the files are on Bunny CDN, served over HTTPS. There is no public directory of decks. Ask us if you need region details for a data-processing agreement.
Send the deck as a link
Export from Keynote, zip the folder, upload. Free for the first deck; Pro adds the per-slide analytics.