What we have built& what we are working on

Launched the first usable version of Deckkr, focused on creating, structuring, and sharing decks without unnecessary complexity. This year was about validating the core idea and proving real-world use.

First version of AI-powered pitch deck creation, focused on structure, clarity, and speed rather than flashy visuals.

Generated decks can be fully edited so teams can adapt content instead of starting from scratch.

Improved the main deck creation flow, navigation, and editing experience based on early feedback. Reduced friction and made the product easier to understand without onboarding calls.

Simple sharing so decks can be viewed without exporting files or sending attachments.

Improving performance for decks with more content, images, and collaborators to keep the experience fast as usage grows.

Introduced a small set of pitch templates for different use cases, such as startup fundraising and internal presentations.

Focused on reliability, load times, and basic infrastructure improvements to ensure Deckkr works consistently for everyday use.

Tools to manage, update, and reuse pitch decks as living documents over time.

Planning improvements around access control and data handling to support teams that need more confidence around privacy and ownership.

Automatic suggestions to improve messaging, slide order, and narrative flow.

See how decks are viewed, which slides get attention, and where people drop off.

Added the ability to leave comments directly on decks, making feedback clearer and reducing long email threads and screenshots.

Collaborate with teammates by leaving comments directly on slides.

Track changes over time and revert to earlier versions when needed.

High-level comparisons to similar pitches, focused on structure and clarity, not copying.

Introduced controlled sharing so decks can be reviewed by teammates or clients without creating accounts or managing files.

Investigating integrations with tools teams already use, so Deckkr fits naturally into existing workflows instead of replacing them.

Refined how content blocks, sections, and layouts behave, making decks more flexible without becoming hard to manage.

Export decks to widely used formats without breaking structure.

Clearer and more actionable insights around pitch performance and engagement.

AI suggestions tailored for investor audiences, based on pitch patterns and structure.

Connect pitch decks with basic company milestones and updates.

Exploring more advanced ways to manage, reuse, and evolve decks over time, especially for teams creating recurring or long-lived presentations.

Explore partnerships that help founders share decks with relevant investors more easily.

Support recurring updates to decks as startups progress through funding stages.