Interactpitch
Interactive pitch decks with real-time viewer insights
912 followers
Interactive pitch decks with real-time viewer insights
912 followers
InteractPitch turns your pitch deck into an interactive experience. After you share the deck ahead of a call, investors go through it with your AI avatar stepping in to explain and add context when needed. Interactpitch gives founders real time insights into who viewed the pitch, how deeply they engaged, which sections mattered, and what questions came up, so your first investor call starts confident and well prepared.
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@suyash_karn I love the analytics part of it, not so sure though if i want the avatar/chat in my deck, is it possible to activate just analytics as well?
@suyash_karn @cosimo_radler That is configurable but analytics and insights are the best if investors can actually also engage with the deck rather just sit and read or add it to Todo list.
Congrats on the launch! Looks like a great product for agencies as well. How do you train AI avatars to provide the right answers?
@alina_petrova3 We are partnered with a great AI Avatar company. It allows you to add just a picture and train an avatar on the image.
@utsav_interactai Got you, what about the sources of information the AI is trained on? Let's say my client or an investor asks a specific question about my product or service. How do I make sure the AI avatar provides the right answer?
@alina_petrova3 So agent has all the knowledge about your slides and all the content in it. It also has an image of the slide so it knows where what is said. Over that, you can always add any more context to any specific slide. This is the core source of information for the agent. Anything out of scope it either kindly rejects and asks to go back to the focus area or if it is relevant to the pitch, it answers based on world knowledge.
@utsav_interactai I think adding an option to provided additional sources of information to train AI would be great (knowledge base, value prop, strategy, product documentation, etc.) - in case the questions are related to something that isn't covered by the presentation.
@alina_petrova3 I just thought about this and wondering the same thing :)
Also I love the emphasis on making the first call more intentional instead of reactive. That alone feels like a meaningful unlock for founders.
Congrats on the launch 💪 The idea is genuinely compelling and I can clearly see the value. I’d love to try it out.
Right now, though, I can’t even run a first test with real (business-sensitive) material because I don’t have enough trust/assurance around a few core risks:
Broad rights to use my content is a blocker
No explicit “no AI training / no learning on client content” clause (in the provided Terms/Privacy)
US / cross-border processing is contemplated (EU transfer risk)
No DPA / SCCs / subprocessor list clearly provided in the policies
Unclear retention & deletion for uploaded business content (beyond general retention)
Strong disclaimers / limited liability for unauthorized access
If you can publish (or share) a DPA + security pack (subprocessors, data residency options, retention/deletion, “no-training” guarantee, and audit artifacts), I’d be excited to pilot.
Turning decks into slide-aware Q&A + real time viewer analytics is slick; at scale the hard part is keeping answers tightly grounded while many investors hit the same deck concurrently.
Best practice: per-slide chunking + cited retrieval (Postgres + pgvector), stream voice/chat via WebRTC/WebSockets, and push engagement events into ClickHouse (or Kafka→warehouse) for fast “time-on-slide + questions” reporting.
Open Q: are you enforcing retrieval strictly to the active slide (with quoted spans/citations) or a global deck KB and how are you approaching SOC2/privacy for investor activity data?
This is a really exciting idea — I can already see how useful this would be in practice, and I’d love to try it hands-on.
I ran into an issue when trying to preview the output. After entering a template and clicking Preview, I was prompted with “Enter your email to continue. We’ll send you a summary after the call.” I entered the same email associated with my account and clicked Join Call, but then received an error saying “User does not have access to this project,” which prevented me from previewing the result.
That aside, I think this product has huge potential. If uploading a PPT could automatically generate a draft version of the narration, that alone would be extremely valuable.
It would be even more powerful if the system could also recommend or match a suitable voice based on the provided description or content context — that would make the experience feel much more complete end-to-end.
This doesn’t replace live pitching, and that framing is smart. It makes the pitch deck more explorable and less one-directional. Curious how this evolves with real investor feedback.
@shreya_chaurasia19 Absolutely.