You use Keynote, your colleagues use PowerPoint
Keep making slides in Keynote. Dock covers the part between Keynote and PowerPoint: handing off a file, sharing it, and updating an old deck.
Dock doesn't replace Keynote. When you're done, you can download a .key file again.
Three things Keynote makes awkward
Hand a PowerPoint to a colleague
Open the .key file, see which fonts are in it, fix what needs fixing and download a PPTX. Keynote to PowerPoint
Show it to people without a Mac
Create a link they open on a computer, tablet or phone, with no sign-in and nothing to install. Your speaker notes don't appear. Share online
Update an old deck
Tell the agent what to change and review its plan first. The upgrade is saved as a copy, your original stays as it was, and you can export it back to Keynote. Upgrade an old presentation
Keynote's AI and Dock's agent
Both can make slides with AI. Dock's agent works on the deck you already have, and hands it on to people who use PowerPoint.
Keynote's newest AI features, such as drafting slides from text, come with an Apple Creator Studio subscription. Dock gives you 400 AI credits when you sign up. The agent edits the presentation you uploaded, and you can export the result as PowerPoint or Keynote.
Keep Keynote. Let Dock handle the handoff.
Try it with one .key file.