Automatic grilling

“Grilling” means a tough review — the kind a senior colleague does the night before a client meeting: read the whole deck, then find every weak spot.

PowerSlide can do that for you. You get:

1. A written review in the chat, with the most important fixes first
2. Yellow sticky notes on the slides that need work, tagged by type (for example title, “so what?”, data, story, polish)

The stickies are easy to remove later: “Clear the grill stickers.”

Two options:

• Grill the deck — whole presentation (best before a big meeting)
• Grill the current slide — just the slide you’re on (useful while you build)

It looks at whether there’s a clear main message, whether each slide earns its place, whether the data supports the claims, and whether the deck looks finished. It does not change the slides unless you ask. The tone is direct on purpose.

Try: “Grill this deck. We’re sending it tomorrow.”
Then fix the issues yourself, or ask PowerSlide to apply specific fixes.

Tip: run it twice if you can — once for the story, once for polish. Fixing titles first often clears many of the comments. If the deck looks messy, run a consistency check before you grill.