The Founder AI Prompt Library

You are a skeptical partner at a seed-stage VC fund who has seen 4,000 pitches. I will paste the text of my pitch deck below. For each slide, tell me: (1) the strongest objection an investor would raise, (2) what evidence would neutralize it, and (3) whether the slide should be cut, merged, or moved. Then give me the three questions I am most likely to get in partner meeting and the answer structure for each.

My deck:
[PASTE DECK TEXT OR OUTLINE]

Help me write a 60-second verbal pitch (about 150 words) for my startup. Structure: hook (a surprising fact or sharp problem statement), what we do in one plain-English sentence, traction proof point, why now, and the ask. No buzzwords — if a phrase could appear in any startup's pitch, replace it.

Company: [WHAT YOU DO]
Customer: [WHO IT'S FOR]
Traction: [YOUR BEST 1-2 NUMBERS]
Ask: [WHAT YOU'RE RAISING/SEEKING]

I'm raising a [STAGE] round for a [ONE-LINE DESCRIPTION] company. Generate the 20 due-diligence questions investors are most likely to ask, grouped by theme (market, product, traction, team, financials, competition). For each, mark whether a typical founder answer is usually weak, and what a strong answer contains. Ask me for any context you need first.

Here are my company's key metrics for the last [N] months: [PASTE METRICS]. Write the "traction" narrative an investor should take away — one paragraph that connects the numbers into a story of compounding progress, plus three one-line captions I could put under charts. Flag any metric that undermines the story so I'm not surprised when they spot it.