Gridd Templates

Every slide is a table. Better slides without the AI lottery

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Every slide is a table. Better slides without the AI lottery

53 followers

The simplicity of tables meets the visual appeal of professional presentations. Add, edit, swap without ever having to nudge boxes again. Work with any AI chatbot you already use —or no AI at all — for quick and reliable results. Gridd is integrated in PowerPoint and contains 260 adaptive templates, which expand as you add content while maintaining visual consistency. Produce insightful, structured slides like a Tier-1 consultant to drive executive-level decision making.

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The secret of consulting decks is that every slide is a table. As ex-McKinsey consultants and technologists we've taken that literally. So we built a tool that lets you create business slides as easily as you'd create a simple table. Add, edit, swap without ever having to nudge boxes again. Gridd allows you to spend time on logic and structure of your slides, instead of not fiddling with boxes. The best part? You can avoid the AI slide lottery — i.e., waiting for a miracle to happen while you burn through tokens, to get to a result that's disappointing 98% of the time. Instead, you can quickly create the right layout with Gridd, and then use AI to fill the page faster. Gridd layouts can be used with any AI tool you already use (or no AI at all): the add-in generates a prompt that you can copy into any LLM, and you get the content back in the structure required for your slide, ready to be pasted in. Gridds auto expand, maintaining formatting. Gridd helps you focus on what matters most: the structure of your page, and the clarity of your thinking. You'll naturally produce well-structured slides; the kind top consultancies use to drive decision-making. Not pitch deck fluff that distracts instead of creating clarity. Gridd integrates where you already work: it's a PowerPoint add-in and all Gridd layouts can be turned into native PowerPoint shapes at the click of a button. I'd love to hear what you think, and answer any questions about the product, the templates, or why we're so obsessed with tables!

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9d ago

DeFi Rise

We spend countless hours aligning items in our slides and AI solutions are quite disappointing. I think the best way for info rich slides is to have a good template system and leverage AI to fill in the content. Would it be possible in the future to use AI to come up with new templates?

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7d ago

Maker

@torok_tomi great question - that is indeed next on our roadmap. First, the ability for AI to suggest the right template for you based on your content, leveraging best-practice layouts. Second, the ability for the AI to create layouts with Gridd, which would then be much faster for you to refine and edit. However, both of these require us to link up Gridd with our own AI, instead of you being able to use any chatbot your already have. So a little bit of a tradeoff there

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7d ago

This is genuinely interesting in the context of AI, although tables have always been one of the most competitive interfaces for almost anything. One of my recurring frustrations in slide work is tiny 1–2 pixel header shifts that make transitions between slides feel strangely broken. Does Gridd provide a systematic way to eliminate that whole class of problems?

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7d ago

Maker

@vladimir_mynka great question: the system does help with that as it uses placeholders to ensure that the content on the slides -and the titles- are always in the same spot. Furthermore, you can set up header styles in the style sheet, and then use those as shortcuts ensuring that the typography is consistent. Not necessarily that the font size is the same for all pages, but that the style and the size relative to the body is the same, ensuring visual consistency. Is this what you were looking for? By header do you mean the slide title and subtitle only, or the column/row/bucket headers below that?

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7d ago

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