deck-review

To review your pitch deck for investor readiness, upload your deck content (PDF, PPTX, Markdown, or pasted slides) to receive a structured, 35-point rubric score with per-slide feedback, missing slide detection, and narrative assessment.

A pitch deck review evaluates seven categories: Narrative Flow, Slide Content, Stage Fit, Design & Readability, Common Mistakes, AI Company, and Diligence Readiness, referencing best practices from Sequoia, DocSend, YC, and a16z.

Yes, you can check your pitch deck narrative using PDF, PPTX, Markdown, or pasted slide text. The analysis applies a 35-point rubric to the provided content and returns structured scoring and coaching commentary.

The best way to find missing slides in an investor deck is to run a structured rubric analysis that compares your uploaded content against expected diligence criteria and flags omitted slides for revision.

Yes, pitch deck scoring provides actionable per-slide feedback by applying a 35-point investor rubric to your uploaded deck, identifying specific content gaps and design issues to guide revisions.

Before running an investor deck analysis, you need to prepare your deck content in a supported format (PDF, PPTX, Markdown, or pasted text) so the rubric can extract slide data and generate a scored review artifact.