Tosea converts documents into presentations. It extracts the data, charts and formulas out of a PDF and structures them into formatted slides, with outline building and narrative refinement on top, hundreds of templates across industries, concurrent task processing and PDF export.
Describing itself as evidence-driven with no invented content is the claim that matters, and it is the failure mode of every other document-to-deck tool. A model asked to make slides from a report will confidently round a figure, redraw a chart with different axes or produce a summary bullet the source does not support – and the person presenting it will not notice until someone in the room does. Carrying the source’s actual numbers through is the whole job.
Pricing is published in full: Free at 200 credits a month with basic templates and one concurrent task, Pro at $9.99 a month annually for 1,500 credits plus 300, premium templates, four concurrent tasks and up to 40 slides, and Max at $24.99 for 5,000 plus 2,000, six tasks and up to 100 slides. Annual billing carries the headline rates at 33 to 50 percent off monthly. Slide caps bind before credits do on long documents, extraction quality depends entirely on how the source PDF was produced, and no company entity is named.
