Checker AutoGen.
Fills Google Slides templates with campaign assets in seconds.
Trailer houses spent hours assembling decks by hand.
Producers at trailer post-production houses build "Audience Quality" review decks for every campaign — dragging dozens of trailer cuts, thumbnails, and metadata into a Google Slides template. The work is repetitive, error-prone, and steals hours from the actual creative review.
One form. One click. A finished deck.
Checker AutoGen connects directly to Google Slides and Drive. Producers paste in campaign metadata and a folder of assets; the tool reads templates, slots everything into the right placeholders, applies branded styles, and hands back a ready-to-share deck — in seconds.
Template-aware
Reads existing branded templates so output stays on-brand without a designer in the loop.
Asset-aware
Auto-matches thumbnails, cuts, and metadata to the right slide placeholders.
Edit-friendly
Output is a real Google Slides file — fully editable, no proprietary format lock-in.
How it came together
- 01
Collected pain points
Internal stakeholders walked me through their existing workflow and shared where it broke down — what was slow, error-prone, or just painful at scale.
- 02
Scoped requirements
Translated stakeholder feedback into top-level requirements: what the tool had to do, what it couldn't touch, and what 'done' looked like.
- 03
Researched and planned
Evaluated the available Google APIs, mapped out the architecture, and reviewed the build plan with stakeholders before writing a line of code.
- 04
Built, designed, iterated
Built the full Next.js app, designed the UI, and ran rapid feedback cycles with stakeholders — shipping fixes and refinements in real time.
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