@ankit_sr

What they said

• Intro: a borrowed food-reel clip (credited to @avani.anuradha.ki.rasoi) used as a pattern-interrupt hook with a ghost-story style meme; the line pivots to presentations.

1. Chronicle HD (chroniclehq.com on screen): AI presentation tool; spoken as giving "Apple-quality design" in presentations.
2. Deck Gallery: a library of real presentations and pitch decks by companies like Perplexity, for inspiration.
3. Branding Style Guides (brandingstyleguides.com): shows how big agencies built brand presentations for companies like McDonald's; frames show listings: SingleStore, Accolade, Incident.io, Spire Motorsports, Purdue University, Nova Gorica and Gorizia, Boston Dynamics.

• Also a Canva meme (Canva logo as a suited figure, "Can't-va company doob" gag, implying Canva is outclassed).
• Offer: comment/share the reel to get the links, the automation doc and his list of 50 free AI tools ("50 AI tools every creator should know").

Try this

• Founders and creators: Look at real pitch decks for inspiration. A deck library lets you see how companies structure slides. Brand guideline showcases show how agencies present identity work.
• Anyone building presentations: Try an AI presentation tool for a first draft, then edit it to match your brand. Treat claims such as "Apple quality" as marketing.
• Brands: Use real decks as references for lookbooks, line sheets, press kits and investor or wholesale decks.
• Creators: Use a funny keyword and ask people to share the reel to receive the links. Shares are valued highly by Instagram.
• Creators: If you borrow another creator's clip as a hook, credit them and check the risks to reach and copyright.

Links

• Chronicle HD (chroniclehq.com): AI presentation maker. Deck Gallery (library of real decks). Branding Style Guides (brandingstyleguides.com). Perplexity (shown icon). Canva (meme). Premiere Pro/After Effects icons in dock (his editing stack).
• Keyword/lead magnet: "Pret Atma" -> links + recipe/automation doc + 50 free AI tools list. Caption says "recipe" (joke continuing the food theme).