DeckForge vs Tiled

DeckForge is a presentation platform for creating decks with shared brand controls, AI slide generation, and engagement analytics. Users can generate slides from plain-English prompts; the results are inserted as editable HTML/CSS. A central slide library supports categorization, search, locking, admin-controlled publishing, and updates to decks that use a changed slide. Workspaces define logos, typefaces, and colors that are applied to new decks. Sharing options include public, time-bound, and password-protected links, with controls for navigation and PDF downloads. The platform also lists version history, approval workflows, API access, per-workspace isolation, magic-link authentication, and role-based access. White-label options include custom domains, client workspaces, custom login pages and email templates, and unlimited sub-workspaces. DeckForge is open source under the MIT license and can be self-hosted without license fees or seat limits. Self-hosting requires Node.js 20+ and PostgreSQL 14+. AI generation can use Anthropic, OpenAI-compatible providers, or custom endpoints. A free start is offered without a credit card or setup fee.

Tiled turns presentations, PDFs, and design files into interactive experiences with analytics. Its no-code builder lets sales, marketing, enablement, and executive communications teams create, edit, and share microapps. These can include hotspots, overlays, page states, scrolling sections, videos, GIFs, galleries, forms, surveys, and chatbots. Teams can personalize text, images, and video fields for recipients, and sync designs from Figma, Adobe XD, and Sketch through plugins. Analytics cover individual pathway activity, aggregate engagement, views, and time spent on a page. HubSpot and Marketo can use viewing data to trigger tasks and emails. Tiled says content is hosted on AWS and describes encryption, single sign-on, and access controls; microapps can be limited to internal users. Offline viewing is listed for Organizations. Guided onboarding, dedicated customer success managers, and self-serve resources are available. There is no free plan, though a free trial is listed. Organizations priced on request, and Enterprise at a price agreed with the maker; Teams and Agency Partners have no listed prices.