SPEAKANCE

The living portfolio for startup founders

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The living portfolio for startup founders

8 followers

Speakance is a video-first platform where founders pitch once and continuously document their startup journey through structured updates. Instead of static decks, Speakance creates a living portfolio of execution, milestones, pivots, and learnings over time. Investors don’t discover ideas. They discover patterns. Speakance makes those patterns visible.

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Launch tags:Social Network•SaaS•Tech

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Hey everyone 👋 I’m Vaishak, founder of Speakance. I built this because I felt something was broken in how startups are evaluated. Most founders are judged on one-time pitch decks. But decks show storytelling, not execution. The real signal is hidden across scattered places, Twitter threads, demo videos, random updates. There’s no single place where you can actually see how a founder operates over time. So I started building Speakance. The idea is simple: - Pitch once - Then document your journey - Every update becomes part of a living startup portfolio Over time, this creates something much more valuable than a deck, a record of how you actually execute. Still early, still learning. I’d genuinely love your feedback: Would you use something like this? What would make this 10x more useful? Thanks for checking it out 🙏

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6mo ago

What metrics do you use to distinguish genuine execution patterns from founders who are just good at framing updates? The video first approach is an interesting trust signal, congrats on launching!

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6mo ago

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@mateuszjacni That’s exactly the problem we’re tackling. One update can be framed well, but over time it’s hard to fake real execution. We look at consistency, whether claims actually show up later, and how decisions evolve. The truth shows up in the pattern.

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6mo ago

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6mo ago

The risk of turning execution into content

One thing I m actively thinking about is how to keep founder updates real and useful, not performative.

If timelines become optimized for attention instead of truth, the core value of Speakance breaks.

I m also exploring how structured updates can surface meaningful patterns over time, things like decision-making, consistency, and learning speed, rather than just milestones.

Curious to hear from founders and investors:
what would make a startup timeline genuinely valuable for you to revisit regularly?

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