Make a deck
From a sentence in the conversation to a first draft you can edit.
A deck is ordered in the conversation: Create in the rail, or the box on Home. There is no form to fill in. Say what it is, who it is for and what it should achieve — the answers are what ANVL builds from, so they are worth a minute rather than a shrug.
A pitch deck for the board about next year's budget. Pitch, sales deck, report or one of the shorter formats — the choice changes the structure ANVL reaches for, not just the name.
If the audience or the point is missing, ANVL asks before it proposes anything, with suggested answers to click. Let ANVL choose answers all open questions at once from your brand.
A card shows the deck ANVL has in mind, slide by slide. Write what is wrong, or press Build — nothing is built before that.
The whole order, card by card, is in Ordering in the conversation.
Building from a document
Attach a PDF, Word, Excel or CSV file with Document under the field, and ANVL builds from it rather than from a description you type. The proposal says how the document is used — as a new version of the same content, a copy of its layout, or inspiration — and you can change that before you build. See The conversation.
What comes back
A draft. It is meant to be edited — the value is in getting past the empty page, not in never touching it afterwards.
If several drafts in a row come out sounding wrong in the same way, the cause is usually your brand kit rather than what you typed. Superbrain shows you what ANVL currently believes about you.
Still stuck? Write to hi@anvl.work and tell us what you were trying to do.