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Gamma offers a real API — people report using Gamma’s API in n8n workflows for recurring reports and to create/apply custom themes. Good pick if you need immediate automation.
- Gamma: API available; used with n8n and supports custom themes for programmatic slide generation.
- Chronicle: the team says they’re actively investigating and building integrations (Notion, Google Docs, spreadsheets), so automation is coming but not fully available yet.
- CubeOne: you can export PPT/PDF, but exports aren’t meant to be editable — it’s designed to keep editing inside the platform.
If you need current, production-ready automation, start with Gamma and watch Chronicle for upcoming integrations.
Chronicle is highlighted for AI-driven workflows and smart templates, but none of the posts explicitly mention built-in quiz or student-interaction tools. Quick comparisons to help decide:
- Chronicle: strong story/tpl & AI flows; notes about integrations (Google Docs, etc.) that might enable interactivity later. (good for guided lesson structure)
- Canva: excellent templates and collaboration for polished visuals, but no mention of native quiz features. (best for design)
- Presentation 2.0 by CubeOne: unique script/AI voice to present, not focused on interactive quizzes and exports aren’t meant to be editable.
If you need built-in quizzes, these options can create engaging content but you’ll likely need a platform that explicitly supports interactions or an integration with an LMS/quiz tool.