PLATEFOLIO
LAUNCH & SHOWCASE
LAUNCHLUME
Product launch deck
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LAUNCHLUME is an AI Skill for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor that builds a stage-lit product launch deck as one HTML file you can present, retype, print and export to PPTX. A product launch deck lit like a stage: one spotlight travels and resizes to each slide’s subject, headings lift out of a zero-height clip box, the product render parallaxes in three layers and the spec row lights up column by column. Ten slides in one HTML file, editable in the browser, printable to a 16:9 PDF and exportable as PPTX.
What's included
- Ten launch slides: a three-layer parallax product render, three feature pages, a six-column spec row and three price tiers
- Retype any text in the browser; edits persist, and ⌘S saves an edited copy
- A 16:9 PDF with one page per slide, and a PPTX export whose text, tables and charts stay editable
Perfect for
- Product and marketing teams
- Hardware and software launches
- Founders announcing something new
What you need
- One conclusion per slide
- Your real figures and where they came from
- Claude Code, Codex or Cursor
FAQ
Paste it into Claude Code, Codex or Cursor with one conclusion per slide and your real figures. The AI writes a single deck.html in your project folder that plays on a double-click. How Skills work
Each slide declares where its light belongs and how wide it is in three CSS variables, and the spotlight travels there over 480 ms while the rest of the stage stays dark. The product render is three layers — glow, body, highlight — that lean at 1 : .6 : .3 up to 18 px with the pointer and on every slide change; touch devices and anyone who asked for less motion get no parallax at all.
Yes. Every piece of text is editable in the browser and your edits stay put, with ⌘S saving a fresh HTML file. The PDF button prints one 16:9 page per slide, and the PPTX button exports through pptxgenjs so the text, tables and charts stay editable in PowerPoint rather than arriving as pictures.
No. The Skill runs inside your own AI tool, and deck.html stays on your own machine.
All 69 Skills, future releases included: US$6 a month, US$29 for six months or US$99 once for Lifetime. Prices include tax.