Prezo

Prezo is a web app that turns your uploaded files into a searchable, conversational workspace and uses that material to generate presentations, documents and personal sites. It leads with an Orb concept: drop files in, talk to them, then create.

Prezo bills itself as an AI smart folder: a single place where you drop files and then talk to them, search across them, and create new material from them. The headline product is the Orb, a personal workspace built around your uploaded files. Once your material is inside, the Orb becomes the context for everything Prezo generates, so a deck or a document is drafted from your own content rather than from a blank prompt. Output is not limited to slide decks. The homepage shows three starting use-cases: a general presentation, a personal site, and documents. That puts Prezo in a slightly different position from single-purpose deck generators. It behaves more like a lightweight content studio sitting on top of a file library, where the same source material can feed a pitch deck one day and a personal web page the next. The workflow starts from a use-case picker rather than an empty editor, which keeps the first session short for people who do not want to design from scratch. In practice the tool suits founders, marketers, consultants and small teams who already have a pile of documents, notes or images and need to convert them into something presentable quickly. The file-first model rewards users who arrive with material to work from. Anyone expecting deep slide-level design control, brand template systems or granular layout editing should check how much of that exists beyond the initial generation, since the homepage emphasises the create-from-files flow rather than a manual canvas. The site is refreshingly short on claims it cannot show: no pricing tiers, no integration list, no enterprise security page. That transparency is also a gap, and buyers comparing Prezo against Gamma, Tome or a traditional deck editor will need to log in and test the output quality themselves. The product is web-based and account-gated, with terms and privacy linked on the login screen.