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Pulsar Slides
by Pulsar.

Prepare the story, then practice how you will deliver it.

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On your Mac. In your hands.

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Version 0.3.0 · Preview

Apple silicon Mac (M1 or newer) · macOS 26 or later

Free to download now. No account or checkout.

01 / ON-DEVICE AI

A little help, locally.

AI features require Apple Intelligence to be enabled and its on-device model ready. Availability depends on supported hardware, region, and language.

02 / BEFORE INSTALLING

A development preview.

This development preview is ad-hoc signed and has not been notarized by Apple. If macOS blocks opening, check System Settings → Privacy & Security for Open Anyway.

03 / YOUR FILES

Keep an editable original.

Basic Office compatibility. Advanced layouts and features may not be preserved. Keep original Office files and inspect exports. Save .psr to preserve Pulsar-specific features.

Release details, checksums, and sharing notes

Local writing, spreadsheet, and presentation checks do not verify factual accuracy. Review facts, figures, approvals, and exports before sharing. Pricing for future releases has not been announced.

Ordinary .psr files are readable JSON and include local AI activity and slide notes. Project Pack copies omit private AI activity, and the pack’s project data omits imported source excerpts and unapproved fact records. Authored document content is included.

View the download manifest for exact file sizes and SHA-256 values.

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Pulsar Slides Illustrative example project

Pulsar Slides showing an illustrative customer onboarding project
Preview interface. Example content is illustrative; your files and source inputs remain yours to review.
Product brief

Built for work
that needs clarity.

Pulsar Slides combines branded presentation editing with speaker notes, local Pitch Coach checks, and timed rehearsal. Build a deck from your project brief, refine the message, and export editable PowerPoint slides, a browser presentation, PDF slides, or a briefing handout.

Designed forIndependent professionals and small businesses preparing proposals, project decisions, estimates, and presentations.
Downloadable preview

Free preview for Apple silicon Macs running macOS 26 or later. No account or checkout is required to download. AI features need Apple Intelligence enabled and ready. This is a development preview with basic Office compatibility.

Core capabilities

Focused tools for the task.

Each capability is designed as part of the same product workflow, with context carried forward instead of rebuilt at every step.

01

Your visual identity

Set a company name, accent, footer, theme, and slide layout. Edit, reorder, duplicate, and remove slides in the storyboard.

02

Check the story

Local Pitch Coach checks flag dense slides, long headlines, starter copy, and a closing slide that may need a concrete next action.

03

Practice the delivery

Use timed rehearsal with notes, pause/resume, and per-slide timing. Estimated delivery time is a planning aid, not a measured audience result.

04

Choose the handoff

Save a .psr deck with notes and rehearsal results, or export PPTX, HTML, text, PDF slides, and an HTML briefing handout. PDF slides exclude speaker notes.

How it works

From first signal
to a clear next move.

A deliberate sequence keeps the work understandable for the people doing it and reviewable for the people accountable for it.

01

Frame

Start a deck or create a presentation from the shared project brief.

02

Refine

Adjust the slides, visual identity, and speaker notes for your audience.

03

Rehearse

Review Pitch Coach findings and practice with the rehearsal timer.

04

Present

Present locally or export the format your audience needs.

What better looks like

Designed around practical outcomes.

Keep the presentation tied to the project brief

Review slide density and the closing action

Practice timing before presenting