Have your pitch deck torn apart before an investor does it for free
Investors decide in minutes, often on the slide you were least worried about. The problem is that everyone close to your deck already believes the story — they cannot see the gap a cold, sceptical reader sees instantly. By the time a real VC tells you, the meeting is already lost.
Upload your deck and Decidi reviews it through a panel of investor and storytelling personas, backed by four frontier models. They read it cold, flag the slide that breaks the narrative, question the numbers, and tell you exactly what an investor will push back on — so you fix it before the meeting, not after.
- A cold, sceptical-VC read of every slide
- The specific slide or claim that will lose the room, named
- Narrative gaps and missing logic between slides surfaced
- The hard questions investors will ask, with your weak answers exposed
- Market-size, traction and financial claims pressure-tested
- Concrete slide-by-slide fixes, not vague encouragement
Part of: How Decidi works
A slide-by-slide review: the deck-killing slide, the three questions you cannot yet answer, and the specific edits to make.
Common questions
Can I upload my pitch deck as a PDF or images?
Yes. Decidi accepts documents and photos, so you can upload the deck directly. The council reads the actual slides — design, narrative and numbers — rather than working from a description.
What will the review tell me?
Where the story breaks, which slide loses investors, which claims are unsupported, and the hard questions you will be asked. Most importantly, it tells you the specific edits to make, ranked by impact on your odds of a yes.
How is this better than a friend reviewing my deck?
A friend wants to be kind and probably shares your assumptions. Decidi’s panel includes a sceptical VC and a devil’s advocate whose job is to read it cold and find the gap — the honest, uncomfortable feedback that actually improves the raise.
Try it on your own decision
Put your question to a council of GPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok — they debate it, a Final QA audit reviews it, and you get one clear verdict. 1,500 free credits to start — no sign-up, no card required.
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