Changelog

What's changed, newest first. Small fixes ship continuously and don't all get a line here.

10 August 2026 Build status you can actually see

A floating build widget. Rendering progress now follows you around the editor instead of sitting in one panel, so you can keep editing while a deck rebuilds.
"Edited — rebuilding shortly". Slides you've just changed say so, so there's no guessing whether your edit landed.
Calmer re-rendering. Edits are batched for a few seconds before a rebuild starts, so typing through a slide no longer kicks off a render per keystroke.
Fairer caps. The monthly cap now counts new decks rather than renders. Editing, re-rendering, and swapping themes on a deck you already made are unlimited.

A support page with a contact form, and a published refund and cancellation policy.
Privacy Policy and Terms of Service rewritten in full for the hosted product.

Your own image library. Upload artwork or save Pexels picks; library images are copied into your workspace rather than linked, so they don't rot out from under your decks.
Overlay images. Place up to eight library images on any slide and drag, resize, rotate, and fade them directly on the slide preview — what you see while dragging is what renders.
One-click background removal. Cut the background out of any library image without leaving the app. Because slides reference the library image, decks using it pick the cut-out up on their next render.
Pexels photographer credit stays visible everywhere a Pexels photo appears, and a deleted image is skipped at render time rather than breaking the deck.

Three lanes with drag and drop. Ideas → Slides → Done, and you move cards along by hand.
Duplicate a finished deck, images and all, to make a variant.
Seed new ideas from a deck that worked.
Posted cards say so, and carry their view count on the board.
Ask for a carousel of a given length instead of taking whatever you're given.
A project is no longer tied to a single handle — what goes out to TikTok carries the connected account's real handle instead.

One card per slide — kicker, header, body, footnote, image, position — with a master row for the things that apply deck-wide. No markdown, no JSON, nothing to learn.
Everything autosaves, and rewriting a slide redraws just that slide instead of the whole deck.
Add, delete, and reorder slides freely, with image choices that survive a regenerate.
Page numbers and a deck-wide background wash as first-class options.
One button from a bare idea to rendered slides, with the theme picked for you if you don't pick one.
A failed step retries through the right path instead of starting over.

The rebuild that turned a private tool into a service anyone can sign up for.

Accounts and private workspaces. Signing up creates a workspace of your own; every record in the system belongs to exactly one workspace and is scoped to it.
Subscriptions. One plan at $5/month, cancel from inside the app.
Cloud storage for all content, so decks and renders live somewhere durable rather than on a single machine.
Bring your own AI. Connect an OpenRouter account in one click; models bill at cost on your account and we never mark up tokens.
Export and delete buttons in Settings — a full copy of everything, or the removal of everything, with no ticket to file.
Credentials that could act on your behalf are encrypted at rest, and publishing has per-workspace limits so nobody can spoil shared platform quotas for everyone else.

Send carousels to TikTok as drafts through the official Content Posting API, with title, caption, and cover slide.
Post analytics — posting history, engagement counts snapshotted over time, and posts linked back to the decks that made them.
The product got its name and its look.