Pitch Deck Coach
Reviews a pitch deck and reports what an investor is likely to understand, believe, question, and remember, then helps strengthen the story, evidence, and slides.
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Reviews a pitch deck and reports what an investor is likely to understand, believe, question, and remember, then helps strengthen the story, evidence, and slides.
Strips the words and rhythms that make readers spot AI writing — the giveaway vocabulary, the em dash pile-ups, the endless rule of three — and tells you what it changed and why.
Interrogates your plan the way a skeptical investor, customer, or board member would — hardest question first, no flattery, and an honest list of what you still can't answer.
Convenes four advisors with different jobs — operator, skeptic, customer, and closer — argues your decision out between them, then hands you the call and the strongest objection to it.
Interviews you about your business, then writes the context file your AI reads before every task. Run this one first — everything else gets better because of it.
Researches any company into a one-page pre-meeting briefing — what they do, recent news, competition, talking points, and the questions that make you sound sharp.
Turns a document into a slide outline where every headline is a claim — read just the headlines and the argument still holds — plus speaker notes in your voice.
Turns a long document into one page you can act on — ranked by consequence, with page numbers for anything you'd need to cite, and honesty about which pages you still need to read yourself.
Sorts your unread email into archive / needs you / waiting on them, with replies already drafted. Clears an inbox to three things that actually matter.
Turns one real thing from your week into a LinkedIn post with a hook that stops the scroll — three structurally different drafts, in your voice, with zero AI-isms.
Builds a one-page prep sheet for any meeting on your calendar — what it's for, what you want out of it, the two things to say, and the one thing not to forget.
Cleans a messy export — dates, currencies, duplicate names, stray whitespace — into a file you can actually pivot, with every single change listed so you can defend it.
Reads things you've actually written, works out how you write, and pins it down in a brand-voice file — so everything drafted afterwards sounds like you, not like AI.
Closes your week in fifteen minutes — what moved, what stalled, what you promised, and the three things that matter next week. The Monday version of you will be grateful.
Asks a few preference questions, then creates a tight one-job Grok Bot with CreateAgent instead of doing the work itself. For anyone who wants a new bot designed and actually created.
Watches a few public web pages each morning and messages you only when the one fact you care about actually changed. For anyone tired of reloading lunch menus, restocks, or ticket pages.
Turns a theme or photo into a restrained single-ink editorial poster with vintage print texture and strong type. For designers and marketers who want print-language visuals, not generic AI posters.
Turns a weekly SEO scan or ad-fatigue check into a cadence with a human gate before spend.
Hands frontend, UI, and architecture work to Claude Code on Opus and reports the PR as soon as the CLI exits.
Audits a site, API, or codebase for real misconfig classes and returns a severity-ranked report with a fix for each issue.
Runs the engineering outer loop: gather context, write a /goal with testable proof, launch a Cursor agent, then support review and merge.
Revises essays, emails, and docs for clarity while preserving meaning, facts, and your voice.
Maps X mutuals into a Notion CRM by country, state, and city after you confirm matches.
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