Zero Prep

I’ve always had this feeling that slide decks are kinda where good ideas go to, like, quietly fade out. We spend hours nudging font sizes, dragging text boxes around, and choosing templates instead of actually sharpening what we mean to say, then somehow we just end up reading bullet points off a still image of a screen. So to get past that wall I built ZeroPrep: a voice led presentation engine that turns everyday conversation into a live visual moment with basically zero preparation. But I didn’t want the whole thing to vanish the moment the talk ends. That’s why I integrated the Monad Testnet so presenters can mint the entire talk straight onto the chain. Building ZeroPrep taught me a lot about how to do client side voice segmentation using browser Web Speech APIs, how to keep conversation histories stateless so slides don’t loop the same way. ZeroPrep turns natural human speech into a serious visual design instrument, and it keeps the result recorded permanently . I turned my own worst bottleneck into an instant presentation tool that records ideas on-chain.