anionex
Anionex is the personal maker identity and open-source project hub of a Gen Z tinkerer focused on LLMs, AIGC, model deployment and experimentation. Its flagship project, Banana Slides, aims to lower the barrier to creating polished presentations by turning ideas, outlines and source materials into editable, AI-generated decks.
At a Glance
- Students and educators
- Individual creators and non-designers
- Presentation and design professionals
- Business and product teams
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AI Tools by anionex
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Banana Slides
AI Presentation Slide Generator
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Latest News
Banana Slides 0.9.0 RC7 released with Codex OAuth image-generation fix, content-driven style descriptions and SenseNova U1 support.
0.9.0 RC6 released with controllable desktop update checks, download/retry/restart flows and APIMart OpenAI-compatible image-task fixes.
0.9.0 RC5 released with immersive online slide playback, APIMart provider preset, improved PPT renovation errors and SSRF-related reference-image fixes.
0.9.0 RC4 released with desktop LazyLLM provider and SOCKS-proxy fixes plus preview navigation and export-panel fixes.
Products & Services
An AI-native presentation generator, available as a hosted web demo/beta and as open-source self-hosted software. It takes an idea, outline, page descriptions, existing PPT/PDF or reference materials and generates a presentation with AI-rendered visuals; it supports conversational refinement and exports to PPTX, PDF, images and narrated video. The repository is licensed under AGPL-3.0.
A vision toolkit and skill for text-only agents, including multi-image understanding, image Q&A, long-screenshot OCR, front-end UI restoration and GUI automation, with optional integration into major agents.
A DeepSeek Harness-native visual plugin/integration for agent-vision-toolkit, providing capabilities such as image recognition, multi-image Q&A, screenshot-to-UI restoration, grounding and pixel diff.
An experiment that lets users chat with large language models in a tree structure.
Market Position
Banana Slides positions itself against conventional AI-PPT generators that rely on fixed templates, offer limited iteration, produce homogeneous-looking decks and separate text from visual design. Its differentiators are image-generation-model-native slide rendering, reference-image/style control, post-generation conversational and region editing, material import, self-hosting/open source, and editable-PPTX and narrated-video export. Comparable alternatives include NotebookLM's slide-deck feature and mainstream AI presentation products such as Gamma, Canva and Beautiful.ai, but the repository specifically contrasts Banana Slides with NotebookLM on page limits, post-generation editing, material addition, export formats and watermarking.
Founding Story
The subject is an individual/solo developer rather than a registered company. Anionex describes a personal practice of catching emerging technology while it is still new and giving it useful, enjoyable forms. Banana Slides began as an overnight AI-native slides-generator project after the creator found that Nano Banana Pro could render presentation text, visuals and style consistently, motivating a purpose-built 'Vibe PPT' application rather than a conventional template-driven generator.
Business Model
Revenue Model
The public materials describe an AGPL-3.0 open-source, self-hostable project rather than a disclosed subscription business. The hosted version is presented as a beta/waitlist service; users bring or configure their own model-provider API keys and pay any resulting provider charges. The project also accepts sponsorships and has public sponsor links for AIHubMix, APIMart and Volcengine.
Target Markets
- Students and educators
- Individual creators and non-designers
- Presentation and design professionals
- Business and product teams
- Developers, AI practitioners and self-hosters
- Zero-design-experience users creating polished presentations quickly
- Presentation professionals seeking AI layout and visual-structure ideas
- Educators converting teaching content into illustrated lesson decks
- Students preparing class presentations
- Workplace users creating business proposals and product presentations
- Developers and self-hosters building presentation workflows with open-source software