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PITCH & PROPOSALFREE
Pitch and proposal decks
An investor spends about three minutes forty on a deck. That number decides how many slides you get, and how many things each one can say.
The answer is ten to twelve slides, one idea each, with a heading that states a conclusion rather than a label. "Market" is a label; "three markets spend $2.4 billion a year handling returns" is a conclusion. Rewrite every heading as a sentence and the deck shortens itself.
The Skills below build one HTML file, not a folder of images. Navigate with the keyboard or the mouse, click any piece of text to retype it on the spot, print one 16:9 page per slide, and export a PowerPoint whose text, tables and charts are still editable rather than flattened into pictures.
With this kind of deck the numbers are the whole thing. Every Skill here requires that unverified figures are shown as obvious placeholders labelled as sample data, and forbids invented client names, awards, testimonials and financial projections. Check every figure before you send it; that matters far more than a prettier template.
FAQ
Ten to twelve, one idea each. The appendix can be as thick as you like; the deck cannot. What does not fit belongs in the conversation, not in six-point type on slide seven.
Press the PPTX button. The export runs through pptxgenjs at 16:9, one PowerPoint slide per deck slide, with headings, bullets, tables and charts as real objects the recipient can edit.
No. Retype the text in the browser and press ⌘S to save it as a separate file, leaving the original intact. You only run the Skill again when you want a different visual system.