Build a pitch deck in Markdown

A pitch deck changes constantly: the story tightens, numbers move, and different investors ask for different emphasis. Keeping the source in Markdown makes those revisions cheap for both founders and the agents helping them prepare.

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Start from the memo

Paste the problem, product, users, evidence, business model, and ask. Mark unknown facts instead of inventing them.

02

Shape the investor story

Generate a first pass, then tighten the order and make each slide carry one decision-relevant point.

03

Review every claim

Edit the source directly, preserve versions, and export a reviewable PDF when the narrative is ready.

Founder brief
Problem: AI deck tools make a fast first draft but are hard to revise.
Product: a Markdown-native finish layer.
Evidence: working editor, exports, agent proposals.
Ask: beta users and design partners.
Editable result

A source-first pitch narrative with separate problem, product, evidence, workflow, and ask slides—without fabricated traction.

Why Markdown fits an evolving pitch

A seed deck is not a finished design artifact. It is a working argument that changes after every conversation. Plain text makes it easy to compare versions, reuse approved language, and let an agent propose a patch without handing over an opaque binary file.

The rendered deck still matters. TweakSlides separates source from finish: the story stays readable as text while themes, layouts, charts, and export make it usable in a meeting.

A practical source structure

Lead with the change in the world and the specific problem, then show the product, evidence, market, business model, and ask. If traction or market size is unknown, leave a visible placeholder. A credible omission is better than an invented number.

  • One claim per slide
  • Evidence adjacent to the claim it supports
  • Explicit assumptions and source labels
  • A concrete fundraising or feedback ask

Work with your agent, not around it

Codex or Claude Code can read the Markdown, suggest a tighter slide, or replace a full deck through a review proposal. You remain in control: the browser shows the proposed result, and version history provides a path back.

Honest limits

What it does not do yet

  • TweakSlides does not validate market figures or financial claims.
  • PPTX export is planned but not currently available.
  • High-stakes investor decks still need founder review and design judgment.

Questions, answered plainly

Will the AI invent traction or market size?

The product prompt discourages unsupported facts, but you must still verify every number and claim before sharing the deck.

Can an investor or cofounder read the source?

Yes. The canonical artifact is a readable Markdown document, and the rendered deck can be shared separately as PDF or HTML.

Can I ask an agent to update only one slide?

Yes. The agent workflow supports targeted deck operations and reviewable proposals instead of requiring full regeneration.

The source stays yours

Start with text. Finish with a deck you can defend.

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