Chronicle vs SlideSpeak

Chronicle

Figure	Chronicle	SlideSpeak
Price from	$12/mo	$29/mo
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Free trial	—	—
Open source	—	—
Web	Yes	Yes
API	Yes	Yes
Plans published	4	8
Spec score · AI Presentation Makers	8.9 (#9)	8.7 (#17)
Brand controls	Yes	Yes
Collaboration level	realtime	realtime
Document-to-deck generation	Yes	Yes
Editing	The freeform canvas lets users customize layouts and visuals, and generated slides can be edited.	The editor can rewrite text, move and resize elements, change layouts, edit charts, and apply templates.
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Free plan limit	The Free plan includes up to 10 decks and three guest editors.	The Free plan includes 100 signup credits and a 50 MB file-size limit.
Integrations	Listed integrations include ChatGPT, Notion, Loom, Google Sheets, Airtable, Calendly, Google Calendar, Slack, and Google Docs.	The enterprise page lists exports to PowerPoint, PDF, and Google Slides, while the API page describes integrations with BI, CRM, reporting tools, and AI agent workflows.
PDF export	Yes	Yes
PPTX export	Yes	Yes
Product	Chronicle turns documents, notes, data, and business context into editable, on-brand presentations.	SlideSpeak turns documents, text, and ideas into editable PowerPoint presentations using AI.
Prompt-to-deck generation	Yes	Yes
Security	The homepage describes content as private and protected by enterprise-grade security; its linked Trust Center returned a 403 error when opened.	The privacy policy says uploaded user-specific data is encrypted, is stored by default for 180 days, and can be deleted by request.

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