Prezo

Prezo is an AI-first content creation platform that enables users to build presentations, documents, and websites within a single, unified workspace. Unlike traditional slide-based tools, Prezo uses a flexible canvas approach where each element—text, images, charts, videos, code snippets, and interactive embeds—lives as a block that can be rearranged, resized, and styled freely. The platform is designed for both individual creators and teams who need to produce visually rich, functional content without switching between separate applications. When a user begins a new project, Prezo prompts them to select a use-case, such as a personal website or a general presentation. Based on that selection, the AI assists by generating a structure, suggesting layouts, and populating initial content blocks. Users can then refine the output by editing text, swapping media, or adding interactive components like polls, comment sections, or embedded maps. The AI also helps with formatting consistency—for example, matching color schemes and typography across different blocks—and can rewrite or expand sections on demand. For presentations, Prezo moves away from linear slides. Instead, the canvas allows non-linear storytelling: blocks can be hidden or revealed based on viewer interactions, and the entire document can be scrolled vertically, clicked through, or navigated as a deck. This makes it suitable for pitch decks, educational materials, product demos, and conference talks where the presenter wants control over flow. Users can embed live data from external sources, such as Google Sheets or Airtable, so charts and tables update automatically when the source changes. For documents, Prezo supports longer-form content like research reports, project proposals, and internal wikis. Blocks can