OnePress

One AI agent that turns your business data into decks, podcasts and videos

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What is OnePress?

OnePress is an AI work agent that keeps your business context across research, analysis and output, producing decks, sites, podcasts and narrated videos with original imagery, sourced claims and chat-based revisions.

OnePress is an AI work agent built around a single idea: one assistant that remembers your business context and uses it across many kinds of output. A user can talk through a problem, ask for research, work through a set of metrics, and then have the same agent produce a slide deck, a website, a scripted podcast episode, or a narrated video. Generated visuals are original and share a consistent style, which replaces the stock-photo placeholders common in template-based tools. The core workflow is deck building. A plain-English brief goes in, and the agent may ask a quick question about audience or data scope before it builds. The result is a reviewable deck that can be browsed slide by slide, opened full-screen and inspected, including charts. Changes happen through chat, so a single slide can be switched to a bar chart or given a darker background while the rest stays untouched. Uploaded spreadsheets, PDFs and notes are treated as source material, and supplied figures are charted from that data rather than rewritten. When outside research is needed, claims keep their sources attached so they can be checked. A Deck Plus option turns a deck into a narrated MP4 with voiceover and timing. The agent can also be reached outside the browser: by forwarding a task to a personal email address, by messaging a Telegram or Discord bot, by syncing workspace folders into an Obsidian vault over WebDAV, through shared team workspaces, or via a REST API and MCP server so scripts and other agents can delegate work to it. Pricing is built around reviewing before paying. Free decks carry a small badge, a one-off Deck Pass removes it from a single deck, and a monthly Pro plan suits regular use. OnePress suits founders, analysts and small teams who want finished, data-faithful presentations and media from one conversation. It sits between slide generators and general chat assistants, trading the breadth of a full design suite for continuity of context and sourcing.

How do you use OnePress?

  1. 1Describe the deck you need
    Write a plain-English brief for the deck, including audience and data scope. The agent may ask a quick clarifying question before building.
    OnePress — Describe the deck you need
  2. 2Upload your own data
    Add spreadsheets, PDFs or notes to the workspace so the agent treats them as source material and keeps your figures intact.
  3. 3Review the result
    Page through every slide, open it full-screen and inspect the charts before deciding whether the deck is worth keeping.
    OnePress — Review the result
  4. 4Revise by chat
    Ask for specific changes, such as turning slide 3 into a bar chart or adding a conclusion. Only the named slide changes.
  5. 5Share or turn it into a video
    Share the live link or download the HTML file. A narrated MP4 version can be made from the same deck.
    OnePress — Share or turn it into a video

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Builds decks from uploaded spreadsheets and keeps supplied figures intact, charting them from the data providedAI
  • Revises a single slide through chat without rebuilding the rest of the deckAI
  • External claims keep their sources attached, so research can be inspectedAI
  • Reachable through email, Telegram, Discord, Obsidian sync, teams, a REST API and an MCP serverAI
  • Free tier lets you build and review before paying, with a $2.99 one-off pass instead of a forced subscriptionAI

Cons

  • Free decks carry a Made with OnePress badge, so clean output needs a Deck Pass or Pro planAI
  • Narrated video export sits in the separate Deck Plus offering, adding another layer to the pricingAI
  • Output is shared as live links or downloadable HTML, which may not suit teams needing native editable slide filesAI
  • Broad scope across decks, sites, podcasts and video means each format may be less specialised than a dedicated toolAI

How much does OnePress cost?

Free trial

Free to start with no credit card required. Decks can be built and reviewed for free, with a small OnePress badge, before deciding what to export.

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Pricing

Free tier builds decks with a small badge. A Deck Pass costs $2.99 and removes the badge from one deck with no subscription, covering later edits. Pro costs $9 per month for regular use with more credits and no badge.

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Support

The homepage points to how-it-works guides for email, Telegram, Obsidian sync, teams, the API and slide videos. It does not describe a dedicated support channel.

Integrations

Works through email forwarding, Telegram and Discord bots, Obsidian sync over WebDAV, shared team workspaces, a REST API and an MCP server. Narrated decks can be uploaded to YouTube for review.

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Features

Chat-driven deck building, slide-level revisions, uploaded data as source of truth, cited research, charts, original AI imagery, podcasts, narrated videos, market research, documents exportable to PDF, and shared team workspaces.

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Frequently asked questions about OnePress

  • How much does OnePress cost?
    Free tier builds decks with a small badge. A Deck Pass costs $2.99 and removes the badge from one deck with no subscription, covering later edits. Pro costs $9 per month for regular use with more credits and no badge.
  • Does OnePress offer a free trial?
    Free to start with no credit card required. Decks can be built and reviewed for free, with a small OnePress badge, before deciding what to export.
  • Does OnePress have an API?
    Yes, OnePress offers an API.
  • How do you use OnePress?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Describe the deck you need 2. Upload your own data 3. Review the result 4. Revise by chat 5. Share or turn it into a video.
  • What platforms does OnePress support?
    OnePress is available on Web App.
  • What does OnePress integrate with?
    Works through email forwarding, Telegram and Discord bots, Obsidian sync over WebDAV, shared team workspaces, a REST API and an MCP server. Narrated decks can be uploaded to YouTube for review.

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Added10/18/2026

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