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GlassDeck

A no-code deck builder for sales reps, course creators, and indie founders that turns plain slides into iOS 26-style interactive showcases — tap-to-expand cards, pull-to-reveal product demos, and ink-pour theme transitions — chosen from a template menu, no coding.

Target user

independent course creators, sales reps, and indie founders making pitch and product demos

Features
  • Template gallery of liquid-glass hero cards, ink-pour transitions, pull-to-reveal galleries and animated feature blocks
  • Brand-import — upload a logo and the app pulls palette, fonts, and tone presets automatically
  • One-tap export to a hosted interactive web link plus a printable PDF version
  • Built-in engagement analytics showing which cards viewers tap and which transitions they replay
Why now

The rs-4/labs repo hit 86 stars for its drop-in metaball and liquid-glass React Native effects, proving designers and indie builders hunger for these patterns; mainstream tools like Canva and Beautiful.ai have no equivalent.

Signals · overall 4/10
Demand
4/10

Searches for 'liquid glass' presentations or the cited 'rs-4/labs' GitHub repo returned zero matching results; existing liquid-glass React repos have near-zero npm adoption, indicating niche developer novelty rather than mainstream user demand.@callstack/liquid-glass - npm

Whitespace
3/10

The AI presentation market is extremely saturated with well-funded incumbents (Gamma, Canva, Pitch, Tome) that rapidly adopt UI trends, leaving very little whitespace for a single-aesthetic-focused builder.Gamma vs Tome vs Beautiful.ai vs Canva: AI Decks 2026

Monetization
6/10

Clear willingness to pay exists in this market, as established players like Pitch and Gamma have tiered subscription pricing for sales and creator use-cases.Pricing | Pitch

Longevity
4/10

Tying the entire product value proposition to 'iOS 26' liquid glass makes it highly susceptible to aesthetic fatigue, similar to the short lifecycle of glassmorphism.

Feasibility
4/10

Building a no-code editor that supports complex custom interactive states (tap-to-expand, pull-to-reveal) and standard exports (PPTX/PDF) requires a massive engineering lift compared to traditional slide tools.

rs-4/labs · ★ 86GitHub Trending · 2026-07-21 (4d ago)