Map your business on one page
Customers, offer, costs and income in one simple canvas.
Open prompt: Map your business on one pageEst. time saved: 2+ hours
Starting a business
Build a pitch deck
The slides and story for investors or partners.
- Best for
- Anyone raising money or pitching a partner
- Est. time saved
- 2+ hours
- Works with
- ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini
When to use it
- You're pitching to investors, a bank or a partner.
- You need the slides in a clear order before you design them.
When not to
- To fill gaps with impressive-sounding numbers. Every figure must be yours.
What to have ready
- What you offer and who for
- Your goals and what you're asking for
- Your team
- Any real numbers: customers, sales, costs
The prompt
Fill in the [BRACKETS], then paste it into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.
› the prompt
You're helping me plan the slides for a pitch deck. This is a draft for me to check. What we offer and who for: [DESCRIBE IT] Who I'm pitching to: [E.G. LOCAL INVESTORS, A BANK, A PARTNER] What I'm asking for: [E.G. $50,000 FOR 10%, OR A PARTNERSHIP] Our team: [WHO AND WHAT THEY BRING] Real numbers we have: [E.G. CUSTOMERS, SALES, WAITING LIST, OR "NONE YET"] Our goals: [WHAT THE MONEY OR PARTNERSHIP WILL ACHIEVE] Please: 1. Suggest 10 to 12 slides in order: the problem, our answer, who it's for, the market, how we make money, progress so far, competitors, team, plans, the ask. 2. For each slide, write a headline and three short points. 3. Mark every slide where I need a real number I haven't given you. 4. Suggest one picture or chart idea per slide. Rules: - Use only what I've told you. Don't invent market sizes, sales, customers or forecasts. - If I have no numbers for a slide, say what I'd need, rather than making them up. - This is a draft for me to check before I share it with anyone.
Example input
A made-up example of what the brackets might say.
Offer: a mobile bike-repair service for Austin commuters.
Pitching to: a local business angel.
Asking for: $30,000 for a second van.
Team: me (8 years as a bike mechanic) and my partner (runs the bookings).
Real numbers: 140 customers in 6 months, $5,200 sales a month.
Goals: cover Round Rock too.
Tips
- Lead with the problem. Investors need to feel it before they care about your answer.
- Every number on a slide should be one you can show proof for.
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