Feed Decktify your call transcripts, your website, a PDF, even your README. Get back a full investor deck: narrative, slide copy, speaker scripts, on-brand artwork. Share it as a live link, then watch investors read it slide by slide. When one gets warm, they text your actual phone.
Built for indie founders raising their first round. Works even if your "data room" is a Notion page and vibes.
Everything below is live on the free plan, except the one honest "coming soon" at the top. Newest first, like a proper changelog.
That's 12 features and counting.
"I fed it real call transcripts and shipped a full deck, speaker scripts and all, the same day. When a prospect reached the last slide, my phone buzzed with their text. That loop is the product."
"Sponsor decks used to eat my team's week. Now I hand over budget notes and a call recording and review a finished deck the same afternoon. And I can see exactly which sponsor actually read it."
"I don't do slides. I pasted the README and two call recordings, remade one image with AI, and sent the link. Investors assumed we hired a designer. I was back in my editor by noon."
Twenty real Decktify decks for twenty fictional SaaS companies: investor pitches, sales decks, QBRs, board updates, launches, onboarding, even a conference keynote. Open any of them exactly the way the audience would: live link, animations, Ask AI, the works.
Call transcripts, your website, PDFs, pitch notes, even README.md. Messy is fine. Messy is expected.
Narrative structure, slide copy, speaker scripts, on-brand artwork. A complete investor story, not a template with your logo on it.
No attachments, no "v7_FINAL_final.pptx". One URL that's always the latest version, on your own domain if you want.
Per-investor, slide-by-slide engagement rolls in. When someone's hot, the text-me CTA puts them straight on your phone.
Put the deck on deck.yourstartup.com with your logo and colors. Investors see a polished company, not a tool. You see everything they do.
Not a real company. That's the point, it could be yours.
Paste your context, get a deck, ship the link. You'll be back in your editor before the coffee's cold.