Deck Analysis
Deep Insights For Every Deck
Upload your pitch deck and get institutional-grade analysis across 15 investment dimensions. Upload any format: PDF, PPTX, DOCX, even image-heavy decks, and get the same feedback a VC gives internally when deciding whether to take a meeting. Executive summary, narrative flow, market sizing review, financial blindspots, and an investment recommendation.
Works with Any Deck, No Matter How It Was Built
Text and Image Decks Alike
Most pitch decks aren't clean text documents. If your deck is full of images, charts, and visual layouts, the system runs a full OCR pipeline to crack it open. Beautifully designed Figma decks and scrappy Google Slides alike.
No Configuration Needed
The system detects whether your deck needs OCR automatically. Text-rich decks skip straight to analysis. Image-heavy decks get the full treatment. You just upload and wait.
One Upload Feeds the Whole Platform
Your startup metadata like name, industry, stage, problem statement, gets extracted and saved to your profile. PitchQ uses it to run realistic simulations. MarketMatch uses it to score VC alignment. Upload once, benefit everywhere.
The Feedback VCs Give Behind Closed Doors
Narrative Flow Assessment
Does your deck tell a story that builds from problem to solution to opportunity? Or does it lose momentum on slide 4? Get a structural assessment of how the narrative holds together and where it breaks.
Market Sizing and Financial Review
Is your TAM defensible or did you pull it from a Google search? Are your financial projections believable or are they hockey sticks with no supporting math? The analysis flags the exact gaps investors will notice.
Investment Recommendation
A clear assessment: would this deck get a meeting? Not just "needs improvement" but specific notes on what's weak, why it matters, and what to fix first.
Iterate Until It's Fundable
Drill Into Any Section
Select Go-to-Market, Financial Projections, Competitive Landscape, or any other section and get focused tactical advice on just that part. Fix one thing at a time without regenerating the full analysis.
Feedback Based on Your Deck, Not Templates
No boilerplate advice about "tell a compelling story." If your unit economics section shows a negative contribution margin and you didn't address it, you'll hear exactly that.
Run, Fix, Run Again
Update your deck based on the feedback and run it again. The analysis reflects your changes. Iterate your way to a deck that actually converts cold emails into meetings.
