Hey folks, I’m the co-founder of a small analytics tool called SyncDeck — but this is really about a reporting headache most of us have had. For years my “workflow” was: Pull numbers in Google Sheets Copy charts into Slides Resize, relabel, hope nothing broke Repeat. Every. Week. It felt harmless… until I did the math: Two clients × six decks × ~30 minutes each = half a workday gone every week just moving charts around. And if one number was stale? The meeting turned into “which sheet is right?” instead of talking about the work. The breaking point came during a late-night scramble before a board meeting. Instead of patching more formulas, we hacked together a script that linked Sheets data directly to Slides and refreshed them automatically. That script grew into SyncDeck — but the real takeaway was how much brain space we’d been wasting on work a computer should be doing: Time: ~2 hours/week saved per client. Accuracy: No more “slide says X, sheet says Y” debates. Curiosity: Always-live data meant we spotted a keyword’s cost-per-lead doubling and killed it before the client even woke up. The setup was stupid-simple: OAuth to connect Sheets, HubSpot, Salesforce, etc. Ask a question in plain English or SQL. Pick a template — the slides update themselves at 7 a.m. every day. No IT team. No server installs. No 12-month rollout. Curious — how do you handle the “last mile” of reporting? Still dragging charts into decks? Built your own script? What’s working (or breaking) in your stack?