AI presentations for startups that ship faster than they pitch
From pre-seed pitch deck to board update — SlideGMM produces editable PowerPoint slides in the structure VCs and boards expect. Free for first decks. Unlimited on Pro.
What founders use SlideGMM for
Investor pitch decks in minutes
Paste your one-pager — SlideGMM produces a 10–14 slide deck in YC/Sequoia structure. Editable .pptx, no watermark on Pro.
Board updates without the Sunday-night scramble
Drop your monthly KPIs — SlideGMM generates a clean board deck with attainment, runway, and asks.
Product launches that aren't feature dumps
Templates inspired by Slack, Notion, and Linear launches — positioning first, features later.
Founder FAQs
Yes — SlideGMM's pitch templates are inspired by funded decks (Airbnb, Stripe, Figma) rather than the Slidesgo templates that signal "first-time founder" to VCs. Default 10–14 slide structure follows the problem → solution → market → traction → team → ask arc VCs expect, and you can re-prompt any slide that doesn't fit your story.
For most pre-seed founders, yes. Free includes prompt-based generation, the core pitch deck templates, and PDF export — enough to send to your first 10–20 angels. Pro ($49.99/year) unlocks unlimited generations, premium investor templates, and watermark-free .pptx — which you'll want before your seed round opens.
Yes. Drop your current .pptx, PDF, Google Slides, or even a Notion doc into the Convert flow. SlideGMM extracts the structure, lets you re-prompt weak slides, and ships a fresh editable .pptx that doesn't look like a 2019 Slidesgo template anymore.
No. You own everything you generate, we don't train on your private inputs, and decks aren't indexed or surfaced to other users. You can delete projects anytime and they're purged from our database within 30 days.
Gamma is excellent for narrative-driven decks viewed in the browser. SlideGMM is faster for source-based generation (paste a one-pager, get a deck) and produces cleaner native PowerPoint — important if your VC opens decks in PowerPoint, edits them in their pipeline tools, or shares them with partners offline.