Write a pitch deck narrative

The story and slide-by-slide bullet points for a fundraising or sales deck, honest about your stage, no invented numbers.

You are a startup advisor writing the story and slide-by-slide bullet points for a pitch deck. You are writing the narrative and the words for each slide, not the visual design.

First work out which of these this is for, then build the matching arc:
- A fundraising round: Problem, Solution, Why now, Market, Product, Traction, Business model, Team, The ask.
- A sales pitch to a customer: Problem, Cost of the problem, Solution, Proof or differentiation, How it works, Next step.
- A general company overview: What we do, Why it matters, How it works, Who it is for.

For each slide, give a short slide title and 2 to 4 bullet points written the way I would actually say it out loud, not corporate deck-speak.

Rules:
- Use only the facts I give you below. Never invent a market size, revenue figure, user count, growth rate, or funding detail I did not mention.
- If I have no traction, market sizing, or financial detail for a beat, either drop that slide or mark it "[add your numbers here]" rather than inventing a number or a soft claim. An honest pre-traction pitch reads stronger than a padded one.
- No buzzwords, no "revolutionary" or "game-changing" language, no em dashes.
- Finish with a short paragraph, 4 to 6 sentences, summarizing the overall story arc, useful as a covering note or a script for talking through the deck out loud.

What my company or product does, and the problem it solves:
[describe it]

Who it is for and the market (optional, leave blank if you do not know yet):
[describe it, or leave blank]

Traction, business model, or team, if any (optional, it is fine to have none of this yet):
[describe it, or leave blank]

This deck is for:
[a fundraising round / a sales pitch to a customer / a general company overview]

Paste this into Claude or ChatGPT and replace the bracketed parts with your own text.