Like many of the existing presentation apps out there, SlideIdea makes it easy to create slides directly on the iPad.
Once completed, those projects can be exported to other presentation apps, including Keynote, PowerPoint, Trello, Evernote, Dropbox, and more.
Monogram is very easy to use, and is one of the more elegant ad hoc presentation apps I've seen.
Zoho already does this with Zoho Apps, as does Google which has long bundled its Web-based word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation apps into Google Docs.
That could be one upshot of new app Portfolio Pro, a "brandable presentation app" aimed at creatives, importing images from the iPad photo gallery as well as Flickr and Dropbox.
But without the $9.99 fee that Apple charges for each of the three iWork applications — Pages, a word processor; Numbers, a spreadsheet app; and Keynote, a presentation app — that could change.
Support for Google Slides, the presentation app, and Google Forms will come later.
Zenter Zenter is an web based presentation app that promises to really take advantage of being online.
Or perhaps Punch could be the next version of Google's Presentation app (note that the icons are quite similar).
Some of the applications that already use the service include the dynamic drawing engine Fabrika, the presentation app Flowboard and many of Adobe's own mobile apps.
