Superprez.io hosts AI-built decks as live links with read receipts, comments and collaboration. Free plan; Pro is $19/month. Read the full review.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Superprez.io is a hosting and sharing service for presentations that an AI tool has already built as HTML or a web app. It is not a slide editor. The company describes it as the layer around the live deck, covering sharing, tracking, feedback and teamwork once the presentation exists.
The main promise is that interactive elements survive. Maps, phone prototypes, motion and charts stay live because Superprez.io hosts the web app itself rather than flattening it into a PowerPoint or PDF file. Recipients open one link in the browser, and the owner can see how the deck is being used.
There are two ways to publish a deck. The first is to upload a packaged zip file, which Superprez.io hosts as a live web app. The second is to connect an AI agent through the Superprez.io MCP server, a remote HTTPS connection with OAuth, so the agent can build and publish decks directly.
After publishing, the owner copies the live URL. A public link opens for anyone who has it, and a private link is limited to invited email addresses. Code stays on Superprez.io-managed hosting, and sharing runs through Superprez.io links. There is no built-in code editor, so changes are made in the user's own IDE or AI tool.
Read receipts report whether a deck was opened, when, how many times and by whom. Named entries come from invited people and public-link viewers who entered an email, while anonymous opens appear as a separate count. A public deck can also require an email address before it opens, which makes the receipts more useful.
Viewers can comment through a button on the live presentation banner, and the owner gets an email when a note arrives. For teams, invited colleagues find the deck under Shared with me. With Allow modification turned on, they can download the source zip, edit it with their AI and upload an update.
Superprez.io is a platform that hosts presentations built by AI tools as live web apps and shares them through a simple link. It adds read receipts, viewer comments and a collaboration space. It is not a slide editor.
The Free plan costs $0 and includes one presentation and 0.5 GB of storage. Pro costs $19 per month, billed monthly, with unlimited presentations and 20 GB of storage. Enterprise pricing is custom.
Yes. The Free plan is listed as free forever with no credit card required. It is limited to one presentation and 0.5 GB of storage.
The site says any tool that can produce an HTML presentation or web app works, including ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude, Copilot and Gemini. It also documents MCP connections for Cursor, Claude, Claude Code, Grok and Codex.
Yes. Read receipts show who opened it, when and how many times. This covers invited people and public-link viewers who entered an email, while anonymous public-link opens are counted separately.
No. Public share links open in a modern browser without a viewer account. The owner can turn on a request for an email address before the deck opens.
According to the site, yes. Superprez.io hosts the live web app the AI built, so maps, prototypes, motion and charts are not flattened into a PPT or PDF.
The site says no. You build the deck with the AI you already use, then drop the files on Superprez.io, which hosts, shares and runs it for your audience.