Before the pitch. Before the board. Before the room.

SURVIVE
THE ROOM.

Find the holes in your deck before someone else does.

An evidence-grounded critique. A concrete revision plan. Practice for the questions you hope nobody asks.

For founders and executives preparing for a consequential meeting.

PRESSURE IN. CLARITY OUT.CRITIQUE / REVISE / REHEARSE

The method

A tough room.
A useful answer.

Every finding should tell you what broke, where it broke, and what to do about it.

01

Find the weak points.

Four AI critics examine your claims from investor, market, operator, and customer perspectives. Findings cite your slide text and explain why the issue matters.

02

Build a stronger argument.

Turn the critique into a revision blueprint: what to lead with, what to reorder, what to cut, and which evidence you still need.

03

Rehearse the hard questions.

Practice answering objections drawn from your report. Get feedback before the board member, investor, or buyer asks the real question.

From feedback to action

“Be clearer”
doesn’t help.
A specific fix does.

From the illustrative sample

Make the traction slide auditable.

Split the cohort into paid, pilot, churned, and converted accounts. Show revenue and retention by customer.

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Early access

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your next room.

The live product is in a small pilot. Explore the sample today; paid access is being prepared.

Our planned introductory offer is $1 for one deck analysis. Final pricing and any applicable taxes will be shown at checkout when sales open.

Planned introductory offer
$1 / deck
  • Evidence-grounded critique and priority fixes
  • Slide-by-slide revision blueprint
  • Rehearsal based on your report

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Before you upload

Fair questions.

What does FLAKPROOF actually analyze?

The text extracted from your PDF, evaluated in the context of your selected audience and meeting. The current pilot does not assess visual layout, image-only charts, or scanned slides, and it does not independently verify your business claims.

What happens to my deck?

The original PDF is processed in your browser. Extracted slide text is sent to our server and onward through OpenRouter for AI analysis. The current pilot requests providers with zero data retention and disabled data collection. Ordinary pilot reports stay in your browser. The separate payment-test flow saves reports for recovery; those reports can contain slide excerpts. Read our privacy notice before uploading.

Will it rewrite my presentation?

Revision Studio produces an actionable slide-by-slide blueprint, including proposed titles, structure, and missing evidence. It does not currently export a rewritten PowerPoint or PDF.

Can I use it for a board meeting?

Yes. You can select board members, seed investors, Series A partners, or enterprise buyers. The report uses that audience as context.

Can I try it before paying?

The complete sample report is available now, including a sample rehearsal and revision blueprint. Live uploads are currently limited to invited pilot users.

What files are supported?

Text-based PDFs with 3–40 slides, up to 15 MB. Image-only PDFs and PowerPoint files are not supported in the current pilot.