Tools Strategy and Planning, fundraising
The pitch deck builder
Build your fundraising deck one slide at a time, in the order conviction forms: why now, why this, why you. Each slide shows what it has to earn as you write it, and the last step reviews the whole deck before you download it.
- For
- Founders preparing a raise
- Use when
- Building or rewriting a fundraising deck
- Inputs
- Trend figures, costed problem, pricing, market build, competitors, team, traction and use of funds
- Output
- A ten-slide HTML deck and a slide-by-slide review
- Prepared by
- Blueprint Equity Build Team
- Reviewed by
- Not yet reviewed
- Issue
- A, 23 Oct 2026
- Status
- Published
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Your entries save automatically in this browser only. Nothing is sent anywhere. Refreshing keeps them; Reset clears them. Empty fields show an illustrative company, Groundline, greyed out on the slide: write over it with yours. Download deck produces one self-contained HTML file: open it in any browser, use the arrow keys to move through slides, and choose Print, then Save as PDF, for a PDF. Pairs with the pitch deck framework.
The framework behind it
- 01
The pitch deck framework
Ten slides in three acts (why now, why this, why you): what each slide has to earn, how it fails and the question it has to answer in the room.
Framework
Strategy and PlanningRead framework
A23 Oct 2026. Moved to Blueprint Equity Design System v4.
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- 01
The annual plan builder
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- 02
The board deck builder
Write a quarterly board pack in Blueprint Equity Design System v4, with a live preview and the guidance beside each part. Every sheet carries a title block. Ends with a review against the checks a board would make and a self-contained deck to download.
- 03
The core value equation
The one equation you need to cap off annual planning and to raise money. Where you are today, plus what you'll invest, equals the company you're claiming you'll become.