Pitch deck builder

Answer one question at a time, in the classic Y Combinator seed order. Export a real PowerPoint.

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Name it and say what it does

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Your one-sentence pitch — say it the way you'd text a friend.

This slide, live

Your CompanyAdd a one-line promise of what you do.

Your deck, live

A real, editable .pptx — 10 slides, opens in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides. Nothing leaves your browser; the file is built on your device.

Deck ready to export

Good to know

What investors actually read on each slide

Investors don't read a deck like an essay; they scan ten slides in a fixed order, hunting for specific signals. This builder follows the classic Y Combinator sequence: title, problem, solution, market, model, traction, competition, team, ask, contact. Fill each in your own words.

The slides that decide whether you get a second meeting

Two slides carry the most weight before an investor takes a second meeting. Traction proves the market wants this: revenue, active users, or signed letters of intent. Team answers a quieter question, why the two of you are the right people for this problem. Lead with real numbers.

Why a real .pptx beats a PDF or a share link

Most free deck tools hand you a locked PDF or a page trapped behind their login, which falls apart the moment an investor wants to mark it up. This tool exports a real PowerPoint file instead. Every heading, bullet, and colour stays editable in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides.

Turning a deck into a plan investors can fund

A deck's only job is to open the meeting. Once an investor is interested, the questions get harder: what are the unit economics, where does the traction curve come from, what does the raise fund each month. Those live in a business plan, which is exactly what SoGood builds next.

Frequently asked questions

Does this follow the Y Combinator pitch deck format?

Yes, it follows YC's published seed-deck guidance: one idea per slide, a clear headline, a real number where possible. Not affiliated with YC.

Can I edit it in PowerPoint or Google Slides?

Yes, it's a real .pptx file. Open it in PowerPoint or Keynote, or import it into Google Slides. Every heading, bullet, and colour is editable.

How many slides is the deck, and can I reorder them?

Ten slides in the classic YC seed order: title, problem, solution, market, model, traction, competition, team, ask, contact. Reorder freely once open.

What happens to slides I skip?

Skipped slides still export, each keeps a short editable prompt where your answer would go, so the file is a ready-to-fill template.

Is it really free, with no sign-up?

Yes, no account, no email, no watermark on your content. Just a small "Built with SoGood.ai" credit on the final slide, easy to delete.

Do you store what I type?

No. The deck is built entirely in your browser: nothing is sent to a server, saved, or shared. Refreshing the page clears everything.

Can I change the colours and fonts?

Pick an accent colour or paste a hex code before exporting to theme every slide. For fonts, spacing, or images, edit the .pptx afterward.

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