I watched Apple's 108-second event

I watched Apple's 108-second event recap and couldn't stop thinking about one thing.

No voiceover. No presenter. Just words, motion, and rhythm.

Short sentences. Each one a beat. The entire year of Apple products - described in 108 seconds through kinetic typography alone.

That moment became TypeDeck.

The idea: What if After Effects had a baby with PowerPoint - and it was actually simple enough for anyone to use in minutes?

No timeline. No keyframes. No layers. Just write your script and watch it become a film. I Built the entire app UI and animation engine from prompt to code. The behavior-based animation architecture, the script editor, the rhythm strip, all of it with use of Figma Make. What TypeDeck does: → Paste your script — every sentence auto-converts into an animated scene. → Copy a style with Ctrl+C, paste it across every slide with Ctrl+V. → Hook accent words with asterisks — they get a color treatment automatically. → Apply flat color, gradients, or drop in images and video as backgrounds. → Export and import projects. Built-in music. Everything in one place.

The problem it solves: After Effects has a learning curve measured in months. Canva has templates but no motion depth. There's nothing in between that gives a founder, marketer, or creator the ability to make a genuinely beautiful motion video in under 20 minutes - until now.

TypeDeck is free to use. Start to create your stunning videos today. https://www.figma.com/make/oK7XsVbAKpa4LulmGxJ5Py/TypeDeck?t=sKtdidrjE34hmLjQ-20&fullscreen=1 Video Demo: https://www.loom.com/share/6d621cc245094653baef910544523072