Pitch Deck Template
A starting point for your story
— Begin with the problem —
Every day, thousands of teams ship work that nobody actually reads.
Who feels the pain
- Founders pitching to skeptical investors with twelve tabs open
- PMs aligning stakeholders across four time zones and three calendars
- Salespeople sending decks that get forwarded but never opened
- Designers asked to “make it pop” the night before the meeting
37%
Year-over-year growth in async pitch consumption — buyers now make first-pass decisions before any human ever joins the call.
The deck isn’t the meeting. It’s the meeting that happens without you.
What others miss
Conventional view
- A deck is a leave-behind
- Visuals reinforce the speaker
- One artefact, one audience
- Polish equals seriousness
Our view
- A deck is the primary surface
- Visuals carry the argument alone
- One artefact, twelve audiences
- Clarity equals respect
What we’re building
- A single-file deck format that travels — email, drive, share link
- Layouts shaped to the argument, not to the slide grid
- Role-aware structure that signals where the reader sits in the story
- Zero dependencies, zero accounts, zero excuses to not open it
How it works
Today
Decks live behind logins, break across tools, and fall apart the moment they leave the room they were built for.
With us
One self-contained file plays anywhere — laptop, tablet, phone, projector. Open it, present it, forward it, archive it.
Early traction — first six months
“
This is the first deck format in five years that hasn’t made me dread the Monday review. The story does the work — I just hit the arrow keys.
Jordan Kim · Head of Strategy, Norther & Co.
We’re raising $3M to ship the editor, hire two engineers, and earn the next thousand customers.
The team
A
Avery Chen
Co-founder · CEO
Previously led growth at two seed-to-Series-B SaaS companies. Once spent a full year writing nothing but pitch decks.
M
Mara Olusanya
Co-founder · CTO
Ex-staff engineer with a soft spot for self-contained file formats and a long-running grudge against bundlers.
R
Rafael Souza
Founding designer
Type and layout obsessive. Believes the right margin can carry an entire argument on its own.