0.6.0Theme galleryLatest
A full gallery of distinct, professional slide themes, each checked for accessible contrast.
- Ten distinct presentation themes plus a clean plain baseline, so your videos do not all look alike.
- Editorial and Swiss typographic styles join the set, each visually its own.
- Every theme self-tests against WCAG AA contrast before it can ship a slide.
0.5.0The design system
Slides stopped being an afterthought and became a real design system.
- A structured slide model turns each section of your document into a deliberate layout instead of a wall of text.
- Built-in writing checks trim cliches, redundancy, and overlong headlines as slides are generated.
- A theme contract and registry keep every theme consistent and accessible by construction.
0.4.0Slides that cite their sources
Slides gained real structure and properly credited imagery.
- A clear authoring format for terms, definitions, and section frames, validated before any video is built.
- A licensed-image pipeline that pulls from open sources and embeds the correct credit automatically.
- Accessible term-and-definition slide templates with readable type and color-safe palettes.
0.3.0Speaks it right
The narration learned to pronounce the hard parts.
- A phonetics layer so acronyms and technical terms are spoken naturally instead of spelled out wrong.
- Long documents split cleanly into per-section micro-lectures with a batch renderer.
0.2.0The pipeline
The four-stage path from document to finished video came together.
- Parse your markdown into sections, narrate each in your cloned voice, render slides from the same source, and compose a final MP4.
- Each slide holds for exactly the length of its narration.
0.1.0First build
Where it began.
- Initial scaffolding for a local document-to-video tool: your voice, your content, your machine.