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Anna Mazarsky

AI deck rescue

Turn an AI deckinto a case investors back.

AI writes fluent slides. Investors fund sharp logic. I find where your deck breaks under questions and rebuild the argument around it.

19 years of experience. 500+ projects.

Check your pitch readiness

Where AI decks lose the room

01

Every sentence sounds like every deck

A partner reads forty decks a week. Generic phrasing tells her nobody did the hard thinking.

02

Polished slides hide broken logic

Polished design hides a missing why now, a vague market and a use of funds with no milestone.

03

Q&A exposes it

The first hard question lands and the answers turn generic. The meeting ends with a polite pass.

Two ways in

Strategy session

$250

30 minutes. Full $250 credited toward a follow up project.

Bring the deck and the question. We find the one thing costing you the round and agree the fix.

Pitch deck audit

$750

Slide by slide written assessment.

A structured read of the deck against how investors assess a round, with a prioritised fix list.

Not ready yet? Run the free seven point check first.

Questions before you book

Why pay for a session when I can keep prompting the AI?

The AI gives you fluent slides. It cannot tell you which claim a partner will attack first, because it has never sat through a partner meeting. I have spent 19 years on both sides of that table. The session finds the one thing costing you the round.

How does the $250 credit work?

If we move into a follow up project after the session, the full $250 comes off the project fee. The session stands on its own either way: you leave with the diagnosis and the fix.

Is my deck confidential?

Yes. Materials you send before the session stay between us. I do not share decks, numbers or strategy with anyone.

Session or full audit: which one do I need?

The session is for one burning question and a fast diagnosis. The audit is a written slide by slide assessment with a prioritised fix list. If the whole deck feels shaky, start with the audit. If one decision is stuck, book the session.