Deck Insights — See Who Viewed & Where Attention Held

Know your audience

See who opened your deck — and the exact slide where attention held.

Every deck you share on a live link keeps a private analytics view only you can see. Decks counts opens and completions, measures the average time spent, and draws a per-slide attention curve — so you can tell which slide held the room and where viewers dropped off. You also learn the moment a deck is opened, so you can follow up while it is still top of mind. Your own views are excluded, and none of it is ever shown to the viewer.

How it works

From a live link to an attention curve

1. Share a live link

   Send your deck as a live link — in an email, a message, or a QR code. Every open on that link is measured, and your own previews are excluded.

2. Decks measures each open

   For every viewing session Decks records the open, the time spent, and how far the viewer got — building opens, average time, and completion.

3. Read the attention curve

   Open the Insights panel on your deck to see the per-slide attention curve: which slide held the room, and the exact point where viewers dropped off.

4. Follow up while it's warm

   You learn the moment a deck is opened — so you reach out while it is still top of mind, instead of guessing whether it landed. Pair it with Slack Alerts to get pinged in your channel.

Where teams use it

The numbers tell you where to spend your energy

• Sales

  Prioritize the warm ones

  See which prospects actually opened the proposal and how long they stayed — then spend your follow-ups on the ones leaning in, not the ones who never opened it.

• Fundraising

  Read investor intent

  Watch which investors reach the ask and pricing slides and where attention peaked — a quiet signal of who is serious before the next call.

• Content & marketing

  Cut what nobody reads

  The attention curve shows the slides people linger on and the ones they skip, so your next version keeps what works and drops the dead weight.

Why it matters

Stop guessing whether your deck landed.

Once a deck leaves your hands, most tools go dark — you send it and hope. Insights keeps the signal: the moment it is opened, how long each viewer stayed, and the exact slide where attention held or slipped. That turns a one-way send into a conversation you can time — follow up while you are top of mind, sharpen the slide that loses people, and put your energy where the interest actually is. It is private to you, honest about what the numbers mean, and never shown to your audience.