Bento packs an editable slide deck into one 640 KB HTML file for offline use
starfallg · reddit · 2026-07-29
Bento is a single-file slide tool that lets users edit, present, print, save, and collaborate in the browser with no install or cloud login.
- The whole deck lives in one HTML file, about 640 KB with editor and viewer included.
- It works offline, supports sharing via email or AirDrop, and can be used with a local model to transform PPTX files into Bento slides.
- Collaboration uses an encrypted blind relay so the relay cannot read the data.
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