Share presentations as a single HTML file
Bento turns presentations into a single HTML file with a built-in editor. Share via email or Slack; recipients view and edit in any browser without installing.
If you are tired of the friction around Google Slides or PowerPoint, there is a cleaner way to share work.
Bento (bento.page) generates a presentation as a single HTML file. That file contains its own editor. You can attach it to an email, drop it into Slack, or send it to anyone. The recipient does not need an account, a specific app, or even internet access to view it. They can open it in a browser and step through the slides immediately.
The best part? They can edit it too. No installation required. No permission requests. Just a file that works.
As someone who builds web apps, I find this genuinely impressive. The animations and transitions work right out of the box, and the entire interface is built into that one file. It removes the "can you open this?" anxiety that plagues so many presentation workflows.
Check it out at bento.page.