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The investor update they actually open.

Raising is a sprint; keeping investors warm is the marathon. Slideboard turns monthly investor updates and quarterly board decks into a few minutes of work — published behind the same gated link, with the same per-slide analytics as your pitch.

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Claude Code Codex
Monthly investor updatesQuarterly board decksOne gated linkPer-section analytics
The problem

A pitch deck is one-and-done. The relationship isn’t.

You raise, then you don’t touch a deck for a year — and the investors who backed you go quiet. The founders who stay top-of-mind send a short update every month. Slideboard makes that the cheapest thing you do all month, not the thing you keep putting off.

The monthly loop

Last month’s update is this month’s starting point.

01

Clone last month

One step copies last month’s update into a fresh deck. The blank page never comes back.

02

Refresh in your agent

Tell Claude Code or Codex the new metrics, wins and asks. Schema and brand guardrails keep it on-brand.

03

Publish & share

Publish one gated link — the same email + password gate as your pitch — and send it from your own inbox.

04

See who read it

Per-slide dwell and per-investor timelines land in your dashboard, just like your pitch deck.

claude code · ~/acme
› Start this month’s update from last month’s.
slideboard · clone_presentation(from: "feb-update")
✓ created · investor-update · 6 slides
› MRR is $82k now, runway 14 months. Update the numbers.
slideboard · update_slide(02)  ✓
slideboard · publish → slideboard.co/acme/mar-update

Clone, refresh, publish. Next month, clone this month — the work only ever gets smaller.

Why it compounds

Retention and distribution, on the same loop.

01

Two cadences, one workflow

Monthly investor updates and quarterly board decks are first-class deck kinds. Each opens from a purpose-built starter — numbers, highlights, lowlights and asks for updates; agenda, KPIs, financials, risks and decisions for the board.

02

The same distribution loop

Your update ships to the same investors, behind the same gated link, with the same per-slide analytics as your raise. Retention and distribution compound instead of competing.

03

Numbers, front and centre

The starter leads with a KPI slide — MRR, growth, runway, burn. Each month you refresh the figures, not the layout, and the deck stays pixel-perfect and on-brand.

04

A nudge, only to you

Opt in to a gentle monthly reminder when it’s time for the next update (quarterly for boards). It goes to you, never your investors, and unsubscribes in one click.

Investor intelligence

Know who’s still paying attention.

“Sarah opened March’s update and spent three minutes on the metrics — before you’d even followed up.”

The same per-slide analytics that read the room during your raise tell you which investors still lean in between rounds — who opened this month’s update, which section held them, and who went quiet. The warm intro you need next is usually already in the list.

who opened March’s updateper section
SQsarah@quartz.vc · read the metrics3m 04s
MHmarc@horizon.com · full read6m 41s
ALana@lighthouse.cap · opened, skimmed1m 12s
You still raise

The raise is the sprint. This keeps you in the race.

Slideboard is still where you build the pitch that wins the round — see the comparison or the MCP. The updates are what keep those investors leaning in until the next one, so the next raise starts warm.

FAQ

The honest questions.

Does Slideboard email my investors for me?
No — and that's deliberate. You publish your update behind one gated link and share it from your own inbox to the people you already talk to. They open it with their email; Slideboard tracks who read which section. The only reminder Slideboard sends goes to you, the founder — and it's opt-in with one-click unsubscribe.
How is this different from my pitch deck?
Same engine, different cadence. A pitch deck is one-and-done; investor updates and board decks recur. Slideboard makes the recurring work cheap: clone last month's update, refresh the numbers in your agent, and publish to the same gated link with the same per-slide analytics.
Do I have to start from a blank page every month?
Never. clone_presentation copies last period's deck into a fresh one, so you only change what changed — the metrics, the wins, the asks. The first update isn't blank either: the investor-update and board-deck starters ship with the structure already in place.
What about board decks?
Same machinery on a quarterly cadence. The board-deck starter opens with an agenda, a KPI dashboard, financials, priorities, risks and the decisions you need — clone last quarter’s and update it.
Can I export an update to PowerPoint?
No — Slideboard exports a pixel-perfect PDF that matches the published page exactly. PPTX export isn't built. For most updates the gated link is what you share anyway, because it's what reports back.

Start this month’s update in minutes.

Create your workspace, connect your AI, and publish your first update or board deck — free while we’re in beta.

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