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Therapix 2025-12-22
Solid deck, one of the better ones I have seen at this stage. It has potential to improve on numbers, big picture, differentiation and personal connection.
The deck is missing some key elements that are needed for investor/sponsor conviction: Visionary big picture, key numbers or charts that quantify value for stakeholders and investors, and track record for positioning the startup at the seed stage instead of pre-seed.
The deck follows the standard startup investor deck outline, and has a good enough story arc. Perhaps, the stakes can be raised by quantifying the social impact of the problem, and what a future with Therapix instead might look like.
There is potential to use numbers to drive conviction - Quantifying the pain, value, scale and track record is key. More importantly, is there a key number or phrase that would stick with the audience after they read it?
Investors lean in through emotion and validate with reasoning. There is potential to create more of an emotional arc, and also drive a personal connection with a story or example.
Finally, some venture investors might not be interested because the startup does not express enough venture-scale characteristics - Large Moat, exponential unit economics, turnkey GTM process etc. This might not be important if the audience is not VC. However, it can be addressed first outside of the pitch deck by looking at the business model, and identifying opportunities to unlock the unit economics needed.
Bulletproof Score and Feedback
4/5
Key value clearly defined, an objective measure of stakeholder impact can improve it
4/5
All the key questions answered, except financials, user classification, CAQ/LTV etc.
3/5
Market is only slide that truly zooms out, what does a future with Therapix look like?
3/5
Missing numbers, case studies or examples that support the arguments being made
14/20
Opportunities to improve big picture, quantify value and strengthen evidence.
4/5
Story arc draws the audience into the value offered, could do more to paint big picture.
5/5
The arguments are clear and simple to understand
5/5
Short and concise, easy to read and integrate the story.
3/5
The story is great but there isn't a phrase or number that sticks after reading it.
17/20
Clear, short and coherent, can do more to hook and make it memorable.
3/5
Replace 2x2 with table for Competition, define shared/siloed axis, call out differentiation
4/5
Simple, easy on eyes, consistent. Many stock images that do not add any specific value.
2/5
Missing key numbers that leave technical investors with questions to validate potential.
3/5
Why did you pursue this mission? Is it something that can be added to team page?
12/20
Good design with opportunities in differentiation, numbers, personalization.
43/60
Solid deck with potential to improve on numbers, big picture, differentiation.






