Pitch Deck
Build a concise investor narrative with evidence, then generate a .pptx artifact. The deck should be investor-ready: concrete problem, credible market, crisp product story, and no generic slide filler.
Quick Start
- Clarify company, buyer, market, and fundraising stage only if missing.
- Draft a 10-12 slide outline before generating the deck.
- Research market size, competitors, traction proxies, and proof points with citations.
- Generate the
.pptxwithdocs_generate_slidesor the sandbox document workflow. - QA every slide visually before returning the file.
Default Slide Structure
| # | Slide | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Title | Name, one-line positioning, round stage |
| 2 | Problem | Concrete pain and affected buyer |
| 3 | Solution | Product in plain language |
| 4 | Product | Screenshot, workflow, or demo steps |
| 5 | Why now | Market or technology shift |
| 6 | Market | TAM/SAM/SOM or bottoms-up sizing |
| 7 | Traction | Revenue, usage, LOIs, pilots, or waitlist |
| 8 | Business model | Pricing and unit economics |
| 9 | Competition | Direct and substitute alternatives |
| 10 | GTM | First channels and wedge |
| 11 | Team | Relevant unfair advantages |
| 12 | Ask | Round size, runway, milestones |
Design Rules
- Every slide needs a visual: chart, product shot, diagram, screenshot, or strong numeric callout.
- Keep copy short. Titles make claims; body supports them.
- Do not use centered body copy, accent lines under every title, or stock business photos.
- Market slides must cite sources and show assumptions.
- If public market data is weak, use bottoms-up sizing and label it as an estimate.
QA
- Text fits on every slide.
- Numbers match research notes.
- The story can be understood from slide titles alone.
- The
.pptxopens and downloads successfully.
Deliverables
- Deck outline
.pptxfile- Research sources
References
reference.md- pitch narrative, market sizing, and visual QA rules.