We didn’t build another presentation editor.

Every tool in this market takes one of two roads

The first road is the closed builder. A drag-and-drop canvas with its own rules, its own blocks, its own learning curve. You move your work into it, you adapt to its limits, and from that day on your proposals can only be what the builder allows them to be.

The second road appeared more recently: the embedded AI assistant. The builder adds a chat box, marks up the price, and resells you AI tokens — through an agent that is noticeably weaker than the tools you already use every day.

Both roads end at the same place: you, working inside someone else’s editor, paying for the privilege.

Meanwhile, something changed outside

Claude Code, Cursor, Codex. The agents people already have — already paid for, already trusted — quietly became excellent at building beautiful web things from a plain-language description, a napkin photo, or your five-year-old PowerPoint.

Asking that person to learn a drag-and-drop editor is asking them to trade a power tool for a plastic one, and to pay extra for the downgrade.

What’s actually missing isn’t creation. It’s everything after.

Any good agent can produce one gorgeous web presentation. But a sales team doesn’t need one page — it needs a system:

• a template that turns into a personalized presentation per client, in seconds, hundreds of times;
• a unique link per client that opens with zero friction;
• tracking — who opened, when, how many times, for how long, with a ping the moment it happens;
• client memory, so every next material starts pre-filled;
• edits that go live on links you already sent;
• an API, so agents can run the whole loop without a human.

That layer is unglamorous, load-bearing, and takes months to build properly. It is also exactly the part your agent can’t improvise on a Tuesday call with a client waiting.

So that’s the part we sell. The infrastructure — not the creativity.

What this means in practice

You describe; your agent builds; Naimi turns it into personalized, tracked, living links. We never sit between you and your AI, never mark up tokens, never ask you to learn our canvas — there isn’t one.

And because we refuse to hold your work hostage, the authoring kit — templates and agent skills — is public on GitHub, free for anyone to clone and use. The server itself ships as one-time self-hosted editions from $149. Could a determined engineer rebuild it? Eventually, sure. We’d rather sell you the finished system for the price of a team lunch and win on being genuinely better, forever.

One sentence

Your AI already knows how to create. Naimi makes what it creates sell — personalized for every client, delivered as one link, and never silent again.

— the Naimi team · hello@naimi.ai