Interactive AI pitch deck tool

Founders upload their business data and the tool builds an editable pitch deck. When an investor opens the shared link, they can click through the slides and type questions, such as how revenue is split or who the rivals are. An AI answers from the founder's own data. The founder then sees which slides were read, what investors asked and who came back. You can build a first version with no-code tools and an AI API, and sell monthly plans to founders anywhere in the world.

Investors skim a deck, then have questions that nobody is awake to answer. Founders email the same deck file to many people and never learn which slide lost someone's interest. A static file gives no feedback at all. Founders want a way to answer common questions on their own and to see what investors actually look at.

• Founders who have pitched before and know the usual questions
• No-code builders comfortable wiring an AI API to a database
• People active in startup communities or accelerator circles

• Free plan with templates and limited Q&A
• Basic plan at $49 per month
• Pro plan at $199 per month
• Licences for investor firms, white-label versions for accelerators and API links to fundraising platforms

1. 1Pick five founders you know who are raising money and offer to turn their deck into a free trial.
2. 2Make the AI answer only from a fact sheet the founder fills in, and show a plain 'not covered' message when something is missing.
3. 3Ask each founder to send the link to three investors, then call after a week to learn which questions came up and whether analytics helped.

The AI will sometimes answer wrongly, and a wrong number in front of an investor can cost a founder credibility. Decks hold confidential figures, so security matters. Many investors prefer a plain file and may not click an unfamiliar link. Tracking what investors view also raises privacy questions. Test the answers heavily before anyone relies on them.