Private AI presentations

Turn confidential data into finished decks. Without giving it to AI.

Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP app designs your on-brand PowerPoint from company documents. The AI only sees placeholders. Your browser puts the real numbers back.

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Claude · OpenGamma connector

Build the Q3 board update from my vault document, in the Northwind brand. Keep client names and numbers private.

What the AI sees

[CLIENT_1] renewed at [MONEY_1], up [PCT_1] on last year.

Northwind kit · board tone · 6 slides

  1. 01 · Cover
  2. 02 · Four numbers on a band
  3. 03 · Revenue chart with callout
A generated slide: four numbers on a colour band

Q3 board update.pptx

Real values filled in your browser · editable PowerPoint

Encrypted in your browserAES-256-GCM before upload

You approve what AI seesReview the placeholder version

Editable .pptxNative charts, real animations

Works in Claude and ChatGPTOr any MCP app

The problem

AI or confidentiality. Until now, you had to pick one.

A board update needs revenue. A client pitch needs the client's name. A people review needs pay and performance. To get that deck from an AI, you had to paste it all in.

Option 1

Paste it into AI

Fast. But client names and financials now sit in a chat you don't control.

Option 2

Do it by hand

Safe. But it's hours of copying numbers and fixing fonts.

OpenGamma

Your AI builds the deck

Your data never leaves your side.

How it works

Three steps. Your data stays with you.

OpenGamma is a private AI presentation generator. It lets Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP-capable AI build on-brand PowerPoint decks from confidential documents, using placeholders instead of the real data, which the user's browser fills back in.

  1. 01

    Add your document

    Your browser encrypts it and swaps names, amounts and dates for placeholders.

    Acme Corp renewed at $2.4M → [CLIENT_1] renewed at [MONEY_1]

  2. 02

    Approve what AI sees

    Check the placeholder version, then ask your AI for the deck.

  3. 03

    Download the real deck

    Your browser fills in the real values. You get an editable, on-brand .pptx.

Your browser

Sees everything

  • Reads and encrypts your files
  • Holds your key
  • Puts the real data back into the deck
encrypted

OpenGamma

Sees ciphertext

  • Stores encrypted files it can't read
  • Keeps the placeholder version you approved
  • Renders the slide design
placeholders

Your AI app

Sees placeholders

  • [CLIENT_1] grew [PCT_1]
  • Writes the story and the slides
  • Never sees the values you mask

Masked modeThe AI reads your text with the sensitive details swapped for placeholders. Best when the wording matters. Placeholders are reversible, so this is pseudonymization, not anonymity.

Blind modeThe AI sees only structure: lengths, table shapes and trends. For the most sensitive material.

Private photosThe AI sees a photo's shape and a masked caption. The picture is placed when you export.

Who it's for

For the decks you can't paste into a chat.

Board and investor updates

Revenue, burn and runway, with every number in place.

Client pitches and QBRs

Client names and contract values stay out of the AI.

Finance and FP&A reviews

Forecasts and budgets become editable charts.

People and HR reviews

Performance and pay data, handled on your machine.

Security

Built so we can't read your data either.

Privacy isn't a setting you have to trust us with. The design keeps your data unreadable everywhere outside your browser.

Encrypted before upload

Documents are encrypted in your browser with AES-256-GCM. Our servers store only ciphertext.

Only you hold the key

Your vault key is wrapped with your passphrase and a recovery key you download. We never see either.

You approve what AI sees

Before anything is shared, you review the exact placeholder version the AI will get, block by block.

Filled on your machine

The real values go into the deck in your browser, on our site, never inside a chat window.

Leak tests on every release

Tests plant secret values, then check the database, files, logs and AI responses for them.

No ads, no trackers

No advertising or third-party analytics cookies, and we never sell personal data.

The honest line. Placeholders hide values, not context. For your most sensitive material, use Blind mode: the AI sees only structure and trends. Masked mode is pseudonymization, not anonymity: reversible placeholders are still personal data under privacy laws like GDPR.

Consistency

Every deck looks like your company made it.

Import your PowerPoint template once. Colours, fonts, logos and tone of voice are applied to every slide, and off-brand choices are blocked. Native charts stay editable in PowerPoint.

  1. Your brandColours, fonts, logos, footer and design style, imported from your PowerPoint template. Off-brand colours and fonts are rejected.
  2. Your tone of voiceHow you write, the words you never use, and how sources are cited, applied to every headline and note.
  3. Your rulesContrast, density and layout are checked on every slide before you see it, so nothing ships half-finished.
  4. Your contextSeveral brand kits, several vault documents, your photos: the AI asks which to use and builds from them, not from guesses.
Brand kit · Northwind

Colour palette

Typeface

Instrument SerifHeadlines
InterBody copy

Tone of voice

Plain, confident, numbers firstNever: "synergy", "leverage"

Preview · brand applied

Slide with one large numberSlide with four numbered steps

Brand, voice and rules checked on every slide

The output

Designed, not templated.

Every slide below came out of the same engine for the same brand. Each one is native PowerPoint you can edit.

Why not just use…?

Other AI slide tools need your data to do their job. OpenGamma doesn't.

What mattersOpenGammaPasting into ChatGPT or ClaudeGamma, Beautiful.aiRedaction extensions
Your confidential dataWhere your numbers goStays with you. The AI sees placeholdersSent to the AISent to the AIHidden from the AI
What you getWhat you take awayFinished, editable .pptxText or a basic fileWeb deck or exportText you rebuild yourself
Your brandColours, fonts, voice, rulesEnforced on every slideHit and missTheme presetsNone
ChartsCan you change the numbers?Native, editableRarelyImagesNone
PriceCost per monthFree or $4.99Included with your AI planFrom about $10 per userFree or low cost

Compared on 7 October 2026. Plans and features change, so check each vendor's site.

Simple pricing.

You bring your own AI app; OpenGamma adds privacy, brand and the deck engine. Every new account gets 30 days of Core free, no card needed.

Free

$0

  • 1 brand kit
  • 3 decks a month, 20 slides each
  • Native animations
  • Small credit on the last slide
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FAQ

Straight answers.

Can I use ChatGPT or Claude with confidential company data?

Yes, if the AI never receives the data. OpenGamma replaces names, amounts and dates with placeholders before your AI sees anything, then restores them in your browser.

How do I make a board deck with AI without sharing financials?

Add your board pack to the OpenGamma vault, approve the placeholder version, and ask Claude or ChatGPT for the deck. You download a PowerPoint with the real numbers.

Does the AI ever see my real data?

Not the values you mask. It sees placeholders like [CLIENT_1]. Context can still hint at meaning, so use Blind mode for highly sensitive material.

Can OpenGamma read my documents?

No. Your documents are encrypted in your browser and we store only ciphertext. Only you hold the key. We keep the placeholder version you approved, which is what the AI sees.

Which AI apps does it work with?

Claude, ChatGPT and any app that supports MCP connectors.

Is the output editable?

Yes. You get a native .pptx with editable text and charts.

Is it safe to use AI with confidential data? Read the guide

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