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Storyboard-to-slide coverage map
I get a structured coverage map of my slide plan against the fixed 12-point pitch outline: every required point I select is mapped to at least one slide, the plan stays within my slide cap, and, with the default ordering toggle on, the product-story points sit at or before the business points, so I can see exactly which points are missing before I build slides.
You receive: A JSON object {slides:[{slideNumber, title, coversPoints:[pointId]}]} where every pointId comes from the fixed 12-point taxonomy; coverage of your required points, your slide cap, the one-point-per-slide rule (on by default), and product-before-business ordering (on by default) are machine-checked against your frozen settings.
Part of Pitch Investors
Example
A sample of what this play produces. Your result is generated for your inputs.
Slides
STUD: a living system for your venture
- Slide Number
- 1
- Covers Points
- title_vision
Built for solo founders and small product teams who need marketing, finance, product, and engineering work done while staying small
- Slide Number
- 2
- Covers Points
- customer
The insight: every AI session starts from zero, so nothing a founder tells it compounds
- Slide Number
- 3
- Covers Points
- insights
Getting real work out of AI is still manual craft: know what to ask, re-explain your business every session, carry the output somewhere by hand before it goes stale
- Slide Number
- 4
- Covers Points
- problem_statement
State a fact once and it reaches everything you run; every result leaves the system knowing more than it did
- Slide Number
- 5
- Covers Points
- value_proposition
Demo: pick a play from the catalog, the intake fills itself from your workspace facts, an agent runs it, the deliverable lands structured and feeds the next run
- Slide Number
- 6
- Covers Points
- product_demo
Against the blank prompt box, freelance marketplaces, and static docs: a workspace that learns your venture is the moat, because switching means starting from zero again
- Slide Number
- 7
- Covers Points
- competitive_advantage
Where we are: soft launch live, 265 plays across 14 playbooks, every deliverable passing its play's acceptance check before it lands
- Slide Number
- 8
- Covers Points
- traction
Business model: prepaid credit packs from $20 for 500 credits, and purchased credits never expire; a play costs 250 to 1,000 credits ($10 to $40), most plays 500 credits ($20)
- Slide Number
- 9
- Covers Points
- business_model
Go-to-market plan: content-led through SEO, developer documentation, and launch communities
- Slide Number
- 10
- Covers Points
- go_to_market
Team: Dan Schmitz, founder, building STUD on STUD (this deck plan is itself a run)
- Slide Number
- 11
- Covers Points
- team
The ask: a $1,000,000 pre-seed target (illustrative, not a committed raise) to open paid fulfillment
- Slide Number
- 12
- Covers Points
- ask
Opens soon
STUD opens runs for everyone soon, on every play at once.
Scope of the check
What's verified: STUD verifies structure and coverage: the map parses as a JSON object within a 20,000-character bound, your settings are within the guard rails (slide cap 1 to 60, every required point from the fixed 12-point taxonomy), the slides array is non-empty and every slide is an object with a coversPoints list, the plan stays within your slide cap, slide numbers are unique positive integers, every slide carries a non-empty title (presence only, wording is not judged), every mapped pointId comes from the fixed 12-point taxonomy with no point repeated on a single slide, and every required point you select (default: all twelve) is covered by at least one slide. Unless you allow combined slides, every slide must map to exactly one point. Unless you turn the ordering toggle off, every slide covering a product-story point (title/vision, customer, insights, problem statement, value proposition, product demo, competitive advantage) must sit at or before every slide covering a business point (traction, business model, go-to-market, team, ask) by slide number. STUD does NOT judge slide design or title wording, does not check that a slide's actual content delivers the point it claims to cover, and does not predict whether the deck will win funding; your one-liner, pasted slide plan, and stage are context for the operator, not enforced checks.
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