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Pitch Deck Outline Example: AI Meal-Planning App

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Input used: Startup: AI meal-planning app for busy parents · Stage: pre-seed

Elevator Pitch

We help busy parents feed their families well without the daily "what is for dinner" stress. Our AI turns dietary needs, budget, and what is already in the fridge into a week of meals and a single grocery list — and we monetize from day one with a simple subscription.

1

Title

Set the frame in one line

  • Company name plus one-sentence what-we-do
  • Your name and role
  • One striking fact about weeknight-dinner stress

Proof to show: Clean logo and tagline — nothing else on the slide

2

Problem

Make the investor feel the pain

  • Parents make close to 1,000 dinner decisions a year
  • Meal-kit fatigue and food waste cost real money
  • Existing apps ignore what is already in the kitchen

Proof to show: A real quote or story from a parent in your target audience

3

Solution

Show the "aha" in 30 seconds

  • Snap your fridge, get a week of meals
  • One grocery list, budget-aware
  • Adapts to allergies and preferences automatically

Proof to show: A live demo or a 3-screenshot walkthrough

4

Product

Prove it exists and works

  • Current state: shipped vs roadmap
  • The core weekly-planning loop
  • Where the AI adds real leverage

Proof to show: Screenshots from your actual product

5

Market

Show the prize is big enough

  • Bottom-up: households times willingness to pay
  • Beachhead: allergy-conscious parents
  • Expansion path into grocery partnerships

Proof to show: Your own bottom-up calculation, not a top-down analyst number

6

Business Model

Show how money flows

  • 9 dollars a month subscription, annual discount
  • Grocery affiliate as a second stream
  • Unit economics as known so far

Proof to show: Your real pricing page and any early revenue

7

Traction

Reduce risk with evidence

  • Waitlist and early-user retention numbers
  • Weekly active planning rate
  • What you learned from the first cohort

Proof to show: Only real numbers — a small honest one beats a big vague one

8

Competition

Show your edge

  • Map of meal-kits vs recipe apps vs you
  • Your wedge: uses what is already in the home
  • Why incumbents will not copy it easily

Proof to show: An honest 2x2 with real competitors and their strengths

9

Team

Show why you win this market

  • Founder-market fit: your unfair advantage
  • Skills covered and gaps named honestly
  • Key advisors or early hires if any

Proof to show: Real bios — link achievements, not adjectives

10

The Ask

Make the next step concrete

  • How much you are raising and on what terms
  • Three milestones the money buys, with dates
  • What those milestones prove for the next round

Proof to show: A use-of-funds breakdown that maps to the milestones

Delivery Tips

  • Rehearse a 3-minute and a 10-minute version — you rarely get the time you planned
  • Every number needs a source you can defend in Q&A
  • Tell it as a story: pain, insight, proof, ask — not a feature tour
  • End by asking what would make them lean in — objections are your roadmap

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