Build Aerok's seed-round investor deck (about 15 slides)
Business Docs
Requested by
Request
Original language- Build Aerok's seed-round IR deck, start to finish. ~15 slides. - Audience is top-tier Silicon Valley VCs and AI labs (think Sequoia-grade). English deck. - Tone is minimal black-and-white — OpenAI / Etched feel. Clean type, headlines that drop in two lines (gray → black). - Rough storyline: problem (there's no verifiable reward for taste) → why now (computer-use / long-horizon agents) → product (workflow capture) → why Korea → quality moat → unit economics → GTM → team → the ask ($3M).
Provided assets
3Reference links 1
Fixed: what stays the same
- English deck, ~15 slides, minimal black-and-white style
- Real numbers and sources. Don't make anything up; leave unknowns blank or mark "needs check."
- Seed amount fixed at $3M; company name fixed as "Aerok AI"
Variable: up to the maker
- Slide order, structure, and visual details are your call
- Which data to emphasize and how to write the headlines is up to you (if a line feels weak, sharpen it)
- Add charts / diagrams / wireframes if they help
- Any tool (Figma, Pitch, Keynote, PPT — whatever's fastest for you)
Evaluation criteria
- The insider feel a top-tier VC recognizes — computer-use, RLVR, post-training vocabulary used naturally.
- Minimal but not empty; high information density with a clean balance.
- OUTPUTS Final IR deck (.pdf + editable source file)
- References you considered / drafts you didn't use (if any)
Brief
English translationbrief.md
# Build Aerok's seed-round IR deck (~15 slides) ## What to build - ~15-slide presentation - English-language deck - Minimal black-and-white style (OpenAI / Etched tone) - Clean typography; headlines fit within 2 lines (gray → black transition) - Flow: problem → why now → product → why Korea → quality moat → unit economics → GTM → team → $3M funding ask - Target audience: top-tier Silicon Valley VCs and AI labs (Sequoia-grade) - Use recent terminology naturally, such as computer use and long-running agents - High information density while maintaining a clean balance - Use real figures and sources; don't fill gaps with guesses - Add charts / diagrams / wireframes as needed - Final deliverables: PDF + editable source file ## Fixed: what will not change - English deck, ~15 slides, minimal black-and-white style - Real numbers and sources. Don't make anything up; leave unknowns blank or mark "needs check." - Seed amount fixed at $3M; company name fixed as "Aerok AI" ## Variable: decided by the maker - Slide order, structure, and visual details are your call - Which data to emphasize and how to write the headlines is up to you (if a line feels weak, sharpen it) - Add charts / diagrams / wireframes if they help - Any tool (Figma, Pitch, Keynote, PPT — whatever's fastest for you) ## Evaluation criteria - The insider feel a top-tier VC recognizes — computer-use, RLVR, post-training vocabulary used naturally. - Minimal but not empty; high information density with a clean balance. - OUTPUTS Final IR deck (.pdf + editable source file) - References you considered / drafts you didn't use (if any) ## Client's original text > Build Aerok's seed-round IR deck, start to finish. ~15 slides. Audience is top-tier Silicon Valley VCs and AI labs (think Sequoia-grade). English deck. Tone is minimal black-and-white — OpenAI / Etched feel. Clean type, headlines that drop in two lines (gray → black). Rough storyline: problem (there's no verifiable reward for taste) → why now (computer-use / long-horizon agents) → product (workflow capture) → why Korea → quality moat → unit economics → GTM → team → the ask ($3M).
No one has submitted an output for this task yet.
