Basquio
Upload a spreadsheet, present a finished deck tomorrow
The analysis took 3 hours. The production took 27. Every single time.
I’m the engineer. When they showed me their workflow I thought they were exaggerating. They weren’t. This is how brand managers, market research analysts, and consultants spend their weeks. Millions of people. Same workflow. Nobody has automated it.
What Basquio does
Upload a spreadsheet. Describe what you need in two sentences. Get back:
An editable PowerPoint with real charts from your actual numbers
A written report with findings, methodology, and recommendations
A data workbook
15 minutes. Upload your company’s PowerPoint template and the output matches your brand. Logo, colors, fonts. Not “AI tries to follow instructions.” Programmatic injection into the PPTX.
What it does NOT do
It does not make pretty slides from bullet points. That’s Gamma. It does not make dashboards. That’s Tableau. It does not summarize your file in a chat window. That’s ChatGPT.
Basquio does the analysis AND builds the presentation. One step. The input is a spreadsheet. The output is a deck you can present tomorrow.
How it works under the hood
One Claude API call with code execution. The model reads your data with pandas, computes metrics, generates charts with matplotlib, writes the narrative, and assembles the PowerPoint with PptxGenJS. No templates. No drag-and-drop builder. The model controls every pixel of the final file.
Where we are right now
Live at basquio.com. 100+ production runs completed. Self-funded. Six co-founders, zero employees.
A 10-slide deck takes about 22 minutes and costs us roughly $3.40 in API spend. A simple report (no slides, just the written analysis + data workbook) takes 10 minutes.
Free tier gives you 30 credits. That’s enough for 2 full deck runs. No credit card. Starter is 19/month, Pro is 149/month.
The ask
Try it with real data. Not a sample file. The actual spreadsheet behind your next meeting or your next client deliverable.
If the deck that comes back is good enough to edit and send, we did our job. If it’s not, tell me what broke.
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