Send the deck. See exactly what happens next.
Deky is the link layer for pitch decks. Share a single URL with investors or prospects, watch them open it in real time, and learn which slides actually moved the room.
Built for the people who live or die by the deck.
Three jobs, one link. If you send slides that need to land — and need to know whether they did — Deky was built for you.
Ship the deck you actually designed.
Your Figma masterpiece becomes a broken PDF or PPT — wrong fonts, shifted layouts, and a file too heavy to email.
Push frames straight from Figma. Recipients open a pixel-perfect link in the browser — no export, no 40MB attachment.
Run your raise like a CRM.
You email the deck to a VC and hear nothing. Opened? Forwarded? Which slide lost them? No idea.
One link per investor with slide-level attention — plus gates so it can't be forwarded or opened without your permission.
See which prospects are actually in.
Proposals and service details disappear into the inbox. You follow up blind, guessing at interest.
Watch opens, time-on-slide, and re-reads in real time — and get pinged the moment a buying committee lights up.
The link is the product.
One URL per recipient. Every open, every slide — traced, attributed, and revocable on the spot.
Per-viewer tracking
Mint a unique link per recipient. See who opened, from where, on what — without asking them to register.
deky.app/[name]Per-slide engagement
Heatmap of time-on-slide. Find the slide they re-read three times — and the one they skipped.
avg · skip · loopLock by email or password
Require a verified email or a passphrase. Revoke any link in one keystroke.
revocable · expiringLive viewer pings
Slack, email, or webhook the moment a viewer lands. Walk into the next call already knowing they read it twice.
slack · email · webhookSend straight from Figma
Run the Deky plugin on any Figma file — frames or slides become a tracked deck, no export-and-upload dance.
figma plugin · coming soonVersions, no broken links
Update the deck after you've sent it. The old link silently serves the new file — no re-sharing, no awkward emails.
v1 → v2 · diffWhen one deck isn't the whole story.
Bundle decks, files, and links behind a single branded, tracked link — then watch the room work in real time. One feature, three jobs: a fundraising data room, a sales deal room, an agency client portal.
A room, not a pile of attachments.
Five attachments across three emails. No one knows which is current, and you can't tell what they opened.
One per-recipient room link with every deck and file inside — gated, revocable, and tracked asset-by-asset.
Talk it through, right on the slide.
Feedback scatters across email threads and Slack DMs, detached from the slide it's actually about.
Recipients and your team comment per slide with @mentions and resolve — kept in the room, in context, forever.
See the room as it happens.
You send the materials and wait, blind, for a reply that may never come.
Watch who's in the room right now, which asset they're on, and their live cursor — powered by an always-on realtime layer, not polling.
Stop guessing which slide lost them.
Every link rolls up into a clean attention report. Built to be read in the 30 seconds before the follow-up call.
Per-deck attention report
A page-level breakdown of where investors lingered, looped, and bailed. Optional AI summary calls out the three slides worth iterating on.
- Time-on-slide with skip + loop detection
- Human-verified — email scanners & bots filtered out
- AI insights — keep, cut, or rebuild, per deck
- Per-recipient engagement breakdown
A deck isn't a document.
Papermark treats your deck like a document; DocSend treats it like a contract. Deky treats it like a meeting — built around the pitch loop, with slide-level attention and a native path from Figma.
| Deky | DocSend | Papermark | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Built around | The pitch loop | Document rooms | Document sharing |
| Per-recipient tracked links | |||
| Slide-level attention — time, skip, loop | Page time | Page time | |
| Multi-asset rooms — one tracked link | Spaces | Data rooms | |
| Multiplayer comments — per slide, @mentions | – | – | |
| Live presence — who's in the room now | – | – | |
| Send directly from Figma (coming soon) | – | – | |
| AI attention summary — keep / cut / rebuild | – | – | |
| Bot & email-scanner filtering | – | – | |
| Live Slack & email viewer pings | |||
| Link gates — email, password, expiry | |||
| Mandatory tracking disclosure to recipients | – | – | |
| Swap the file, keep the link | |||
| Free trial to try it | 30-day trial | – | Limited |
| Entry price | $5/mo | ~$15/mo | ~$29/mo |
Competitor capabilities and pricing are approximate, drawn from public pricing pages, and may have changed — check their sites for current details.
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Every plan includes per-viewer tracking, link locking, and unlimited decks. Upgrade for more seats, roles, and AI.
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