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Workshop

your files into a finished, fact-checked deck or document

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Attach your files and say what you need. Wunderelf Workshop reads PDFs, Word, Excel and PowerPoint, even a 50,000-row workbook, picks what matters and shows you a plan before it writes anything. Each slide or section is written from your sources only, every claim is fact-checked and cited, and every total has its arithmetic checked. What it can't support becomes a visible placeholder, never a guess. You get PowerPoint, Word or a web page, plus a PDF, in your own template.

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PH · launched Oct 25, 2026 · 2 upvotes (top 22%)

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Partial Document ingestion, deck generation, and citation UI are buildable with AI tooling. Reliable fact-checking of every claim against large files and quality output at 50,000-row scale are hard and need substantial evaluation work.

What it would actually take: Build a pipeline of file parsers (PDF, Office, large spreadsheets), retrieval over chunked sources, plan-then-generate LLM steps, and a separate verification pass that checks each claim against its cited span. The hard part is making the verifier and citations reliable enough to trust, which needs evaluation datasets, iteration, and ideally experience with RAG evaluation. Output must also meet professional slide and document formatting standards.

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Attention rank: #27 of 233 (itself plus its competitors, highest first, normalized so YC and Product Hunt are compared fairly).

Launched 296 days after the earliest competitor.

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