Give your research a story worth presenting.

Build research presentations with a clear question, web sources, a structured narrative and slide references using Sliderest AI.

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Define what the research should answer

Specify the geography, time period, audience and decision. A bounded question makes the research useful: compare two approaches in a named context instead of requesting everything about a broad subject.

Read the evidence behind the narrative

Choose a research level appropriate to the task. Sliderest can search the web and add sources to the presentation. Open the original pages and check whether each cited source supports the exact claim on the slide.

Make uncertainty visible

Ask for a limitations slide and distinguish observations, estimates and recommendations. Source references support your review; they are not a guarantee of accuracy. Keep contradictory findings visible when they affect the conclusion.

Example prompt — adapt it to your own material

Start with a specific brief

Research how cities measure the impact of cycling infrastructure. Build a 12-slide briefing for urban planners. Separate measured outcomes from projections, cite sources, and include limitations and open questions.

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