By Jay Panchal
Apr 30, 2026
Updated May 11, 2026
About Author
Jay Panchal
Software Development Executive - I - AI Engineer
You already know what you're trying to figure out. Type it. Rocket handles everything after that.
Table of contents
How Does Rocket.new Work for Board Presentations?
How Do You Use Rocket AI to Create Strategy Pages?
Can Rocket.new Replace McKinsey Style Reports?
What Makes Rocket.new Different from Other AI Presentation Tools?
Rocket.new Solve transforms business questions into board-ready presentations with real data in under an hour. It eliminates disconnected tools by combining research, strategy, and output in one system. The result: faster decisions, structured insights, and presentations that actually hold up in the boardroom.
How long should it take to build a presentation that holds up when the board starts asking questions?
Most people spend days gathering information, waiting on input from other teams, and stitching pages together across multiple tools. A 2026 analysis found that AI tools can generate roughly 80% of a board deck's structure in under a minute when given the right prompt.
The core problem is not effort. It is how disconnected your thinking, your data, and your output stay throughout the process.
Teams face delays in decision-making because disconnected tools and unclear context slow progress.
Your data lives in one system, your strategy doc in another, your slides in a third. That is where gaps appear.
Waiting on formatting. Waiting on alignment. Waiting on someone to fix an error in the charts.
When workflows are scattered, the whole experience of going from concept to presentation pages slows.
The background for the call gets lost. The person who builds the deck does not have the same context as the person who wrote the strategy.
You end up waiting longer on process overhead than on the actual thinking.
Board presentations work best with 4 to 6 high-impact slides instead of 30 pages of detail.
An Executive Summary should answer the situation, the recommendation, and the required decisions upfront, ideally in one sentence.
A strong call to action section up front helps the board move forward faster.
McKinsey-style reports follow a pyramid: lead with the answer, then show the data.
Strategy frameworks (SWOT, Porter's, TAM/SAM/SOM) give pages a logical flow, and boards trust.
Risk analysis, growth projections, and competitive pages all need live data, not last quarter's guesses.
| Board Deck Element | Default Approach | What Actually Works |
|---|---|---|
| Executive Summary | Written last | Written first, then refine |
| Data pages | Old dashboard screenshots | Connect live metrics to the report |
| Risk analysis | Generic bullet points | Specific risks with owners |
| Strategy pages | Reuse last quarter | Map the current structure to signals |
| Tone and structure | Inconsistent across slides |
You begin by describing the problem in plain language. What decision does the board need to make?
Most people open a slide tool first. That is a mistake. The thinking has to come before the build.
Drop your context and your question into one place. Let the system analyze it, run research, and create the output.
Boards do not care about animations. They care about structured output that connects data to the decision.
A report with frameworks and a recommendation will move a decision faster than 20 polished pages.
McKinsey-style reports work because each page is built around a single concept. That structure is what boards are waiting for.
Teams get stuck when disconnected tools break the logic between strategy and presentation.
Using multiple tools in parallel can create interesting overlap, but most of the time it creates confusion.
Gaps between tools create communication gaps. Slides say one thing; the account data says another.
A connected workflow helps teams move forward from question to decision in hours, not weeks.
When context and output connect, no one is waiting on someone to re-explain the strategy.
Teams stop waiting and start moving.
You can use Solve on Rocket.new by typing your strategic question and getting back a structured report with live metrics and a recommendation. That report functions as a deliverable you can export as a PDF, present to a client, or take into Build without re-explaining anything.
The platform converts high-level strategic questions into McKinsey-style reports. The AI pulls live market information, competitor signals, and current research to build the structured output in hours. The whole experience stays connected. Imagine typing a business question and getting back exportable pages, board-ready, and backed by real numbers.
Vibe solutioning platform that connects thinking, building, and tracking
25k+ templates library, free to use
Saves up to 80% tokens compared to other AI tools
Supports Flutter (mobile) and Next.js (web)
Collaboration features are built in so your team can refine output
3 Products, One platform: Solve, Build, and Intelligence
A VP of Strategy needs to analyze market entry. They input the question, get structured pages with models and risk analysis, and export them for a presentation. No waiting for separate tools.
A startup founder preparing for a board meeting needs growth metrics and competitive analysis. The platform connects both into one output, efficient and not scattered.
A client-facing consultant needs to build decks for a quarterly business review. They start with a prompt, get the deliverable, and the account information and structure stay in context, so there is no overlap.
A product lead inputs a go-to-market question. AI runs analysis, testing assumptions, and the structured output is ready for presentation pages.
Rocket also includes built-in search for market intelligence, connected integrations, and templates that account for your brand. You do not start from a blank page. You start from a structure, and the platform adapts to your concepts and goals. Every step stays connected, so your work and your output connect without gaps.
Creating a visual library of analytical models from previous presentations cuts the time to build new decks. That structure supports this kind of value, saving hours spent on editing and layout.
AI can generate up to 70% of a strategy deck, shifting the process from creation to prompt writing and data management. For example, consider how the whole experience changes when the final output is already structured around your specific business question.
"Five high-quality drafts were done in under a minute. I had a thirteen-page slide deck with speaker notes, a market summary, and a product launch strategy that was really solid." - Ethan Mollick, Wharton Professor, writing in One Useful Thing
Mollick's point matches what Rocket automates. When the prompt is specific, AI can create a structured deliverable that would have taken days. The platform goes further by keeping that deliverable inside a system where it connects to the next step you need to build.
You can solve on Rocket.new, prepare a board presentation backed by real evidence in under an hour, and walk into the room with pages that account for the data, the strategy, and the risk. Stop spending days on pages that should take minutes. Write your question, connect it to your data, and let Rocket's system do the work.
Turn your next board question into a decision-ready presentation, try Rocket.new Solve today.
| One voice, one logic throughout |