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Tome Slides
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An AI creation tool that turned a prompt or document into an illustrated presentation ready to edit and present.
- Operator at shutdown
- Tome Company source
- Launched
- Sep 2022Launch source
- Discontinued
- 30 Apr 2025Official shutdown notice
- Lifespan
- About 2 years 7 months
How it ended
Tome ended its Slides product on April 30, 2025; users then lost sign-in and presentation access and the service deleted their data.
Sources and verification
- Shutdown
- The official notice ended the entire Tome Slides product: after April 30, users could no longer sign in or access presentations, and their data would be deleted. Contemporaneous March 2025 posts link to the notice, establishing the announcement month but not an exact publication day. The original notice URL now returns 404 while its text remains in search indexes. The original page was inaccessible when checked. The official notice remains available in search indexes. Official shutdown notice
- Dates checked
- Announced Mar 2025 · Verified 23 Sep 2026
- AI functionality
- AI functionality source
- Launch
- The company states that the product launched publicly in September 2022, so the date retains month precision. December 20, 2022 was the beta launch of generative storytelling features, not the original public launch.
- Location
- United States · San Francisco. A Tome-issued February 2023 company release identifies San Francisco as its location. This records the operator's historical city, not a service market, server location or exact office. Coordinates use the Natural Earth city point rounded to two decimal places. Location source