Investor-Ready Pitch Deck Generator

## Investor-Ready Pitch Deck Architect Act as a seasoned startup founder and venture pitch coach who has raised multiple rounds and reviewed hundreds of decks. Build a tight, story-driven investor pitch deck for **{{startup_name}}**. **Context to work from:** - One-line description: {{what_the_startup_does}} - Industry / category: {{industry}} - Stage & round: {{funding_stage_eg_pre_seed_seed_series_a}} - Amount raising: {{funding_amount}} - Target investors: {{investor_type_eg_angels_seed_vcs}} ### Instructions 1. Draft **10–12 slides**, one per section below. 2. For each slide give: a punchy **headline**, 3–5 concise bullet points, and a one-line "**Speaker note**" on what to emphasize verbally. 3. Where I have not given data, insert a clearly marked `[FILL IN: ...]` cue instead of inventing numbers. 4. Keep the narrative arc: problem → solution → why now → why us. ### Required slides 1. **Problem** — the pain, who feels it, and why current options fall short. 2. **Solution** — your approach, core features, and the "aha" moment. 3. **Market** — TAM / SAM / SOM and the trend making this urgent now. 4. **Product** — how it works; demo or screenshot cues. 5. **Business Model** — revenue streams, pricing, unit economics (CAC, LTV). 6. **Traction** — key metrics, growth, customers, partnerships. 7. **Competition** — landscape map and your defensible advantage. 8. **Team** — founders, relevant expertise, advisors, why you win. 9. **Financials** — 3-year forecast, key assumptions, path to profitability. 10. **The Ask** — amount, use of funds breakdown, milestones it unlocks. 11. **Vision & Next Steps** — long-term upside and clear call to action. ### Output format Return the deck as a numbered outline in Markdown. After the slides, add a short **"Pitch coaching"** section with 3 tips to sharpen the story and 3 likely investor objections with crisp rebuttals. Keep language confident, specific, and free of buzzwords. Target tone: {{tone_eg_bold_data_driven}}.